Hi Jerry,
Looks like it is happening on all clients, though some behave at first. No
smbd process appears to be gathering time too quickly, though one has a bit
of time for a user who is quite busy at the moment. I am using point and
print with a new client, and some smbd's are collecting about a second
every few seconds or so.
Now, I got a dialog saying that two of my printers did not have the correct
drivers installed. I am going through the Printers and Faxes share to try
to upload the drivers, but I get stony silence from my server.
I'd like to eliminate the simple stuff first: What should the permissions
on the [print$] section path be?
Also, annoying side-effect of using printing = sysv
lauterbur{54}# tail smblog.smbd
request, since no record of it remains.
UX:lpstat: ERROR: "cni-hp-8150" already printed.
TO FIX: You can't get any information about this
request, since no record of it remains.
UX:lpstat: ERROR: "cni-hp-2200" already printed.
TO FIX: You can't get any information about this
request, since no record of it remains.
UX:lpstat: ERROR: "cni-hp-4500" already printed.
TO FIX: You can't get any information about this
request, since no record of it remains.
lauterbur{55}#
Thanks,
Chuck
At 02:15 PM 6/1/2005, you wrote:
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Chuck Theobald wrote:
| Hi All,
|
| I have a serious problem with my Samba printing.
| Basically, it is totally broken. The symptoms
| include client machines waiting forever
| for a print dialog to appear, especially
| Win2k machines, and a complete inability to
| get a properties dialog reliably. I run Samba
| 3.0.14a + OpenLDAP 2.2.24 on Solaris 8 on a V880.
| My smb.conf is as below. Any advice would
| be appreciated.
Check the network traffic for an XP client send
GetPrinterData() requests over and over. Is there
an smbd process that is taking up a lot of CPU?
Does the problem only occur for a specific printer
driver? Or all drivers? All clients? or a
specific client?
cheers, jerry
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