> I've been trying to get this work but still have a
> bit to go....
> 
> I have configured a Windows Vista client to point to
> http://{hostname}:631/printers/epson890 and they have
> installed the printer correctly. 
> 
> However when printing a test page, it appears in
> Solaris Print Queue Manager, I hear a click from the
> printer and then nothing....
> 
> The job then clears the print queue as if it as
> printed except it hasn't.
> 
> I've made some minor changes to the
> httpd-standalone-ipp.conf file but no improvement.
> The changes I've made are:
> 
> Servername {ip addr}
> Under location /, ipp-default-user nobody
> Under location /admin, ipp-default-user nobody
>                 #AuthType Basic
>  Server"
>       #AuthUserFile /etc/ipp-users
>               #Require valid-user
> 
> I've also followed the manual but didn't see anything
> that might help.
> 
> I am aware of samba but would like to try CIFs so
> would like to IPP to work.
> 
> a) Does IPP print sharing work out of the box or with
> the changes I've made above?
> b) Are there any log files I can look at to see whats
> up?
> c) Any pointers appreciated
> 
> Cheers, JP

Digging a bit further, I have found something interesting in the 
/var/lp/log/requests file.

Entries that are printed locally and successfull look like this:

= epson890-38, uid 71, gid 8, size 122450, 17 June 2008  9:18:20 PM
x /usr/bin/a2ps -q -c -B -o- -1
z epson890
C 1
D epson890
F /var/spool/lp/tmp/localhost/38-1
H resume
O nobanner media=Letter, job-priority=20, PageSize=A4
P 20
T 38-1
t raw
U jp
s 0x0014

And entries recieved by IPP look like this:
= epson890-39, uid 71, gid 8, size 573105, 17 June 2008  9:22:45 PM
x /usr/bin/a2ps -q -c -B -o- -1
z epson890
C 1
D epson890
F /var/spool/lp/tmp/localhost/39-1
O nobanner
P 20
T 39-1
t simple
U jp
s 0x0014

The main difference being t=raw when it works t=simple when it doesn't.

Will this make a difference? If so, how do I change IPP so that t=raw?

Cheers, JP
 
 
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