On Wed, 2004-07-21 at 16:22, Jean Krebs wrote:
> The thin clients are booting correctly, but I can't print. I've
> entered the apropriate parameters on ltsp.conf and added the printers
> as JetDirect in CUPS.
> 
> After trying to print in one of them, an LPQ command returns the
> printer as being ready to print, but I get nothing. If I telnet the
> client's IP on port 9100, I am able to connect but still can't print.
> However, the printer seems to accept commands as CTRL+O and CTRL+L.
> Any ideas on this.
1. Is there any fire wall issue? If possible open firewall (disable) for
testing.
2. Re-check you dhcpd.conf is assigning fixed ip and that you are
setting jetdirect on "IP:9100" Restart service dhcpd
3. Are the rpinters Linux compatible? Look www.linuxprinting.org
There are some printers that are not working under Linux and some that
need tweaks. The second category will only work only on server.
HTH
-- 
Sudev Barar
Learning Linux

PS: Leaving telnet open is not secure, try using ssh.



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