Joris De Pooter a écrit :
Gerald (Jerry) Carter a écrit :
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Joris De Pooter wrote:
Hi all,
I just saw that my users don't have the right to manage their own
printing job (pausing, deleting...) . I saw that a "CREATOR OWNER"
token seems to do this job, but i'm not sure how I can implement
it with my Samba box.
Because "CREATOR OWNER" doesn't seem to be a regular NT4 group.
Has somebody any advice with it ?
The current print security checks for removing jobs is based
on matching the requesting client's user name against the
owner of the job (sort of a built in creator owner) and
then falling back to the manage documents permission in
the security descriptor. Pausing a job requires interaction
with the underlying print system. To you have an lppause
command defined in smb.conf?
cheers, jerry
Hello Jerry,
I didn't setup lppause/lpresume commands, my bad.
But, thanks for your explanation anyway, it's good to know how it works
behind.
Cheers :)
It's me again,
Today, I saw one of my user couldn't delete its own print job.
I think there's a problem with unix access rights, because from
my linux box as root I was able to delete that job with lprm command.
Here's a truncated listing of my /var/spool/cups directory :
-rw------- 1 root lp 630 Aug 1 17:26 c13354
-rw-r----- 1 root lp 38346 Aug 1 17:22 d13352-001
As you can see, the job d13352-001 is owned by root:lp although
my user is logged (with winbind) as tartenpion.
Is this the reason why my user tartenpion can't delete his own
job ? I think this is strange, and moreover Cups is setup to run
as lp:lp
What's the good way to fix this ?
Thanks for any help, cheers !
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Joris De Pooter
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