Greetings,

I have commented out the "wins support" line, restarted samba and
added the printer with the slow driver.  No difference in performance.
I also tried moving "wins" to the end of the name resolve order, also
no difference.

I'd rather not bring the Internet to a halt by sending around the 987k
log file, but those wishing to see it can go to:

        http://www.brightsands.com/~chris/log.bz2

Anyone have any thoughts?  --Chris

| Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 16:40:27 -0600
| From: Dale Schroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: Re: [Samba] Non-registry problem:  Slow printing
| 
| It may have nothing to do with your printing problem, but you should 
| never have both "wins support" and "wins server" in the same smb.conf.  
| If this system is the WINS server, then use "wins support".  If another 
| system is the WINS server, then use "wins server".  This might be 
| significant since wins is listed first in "name resolve order" and a lot 
| of network printers now come with WINS support.
| 
| I don't know a thing about lprng printing (CUPS exclusively), so I can't 
| help you there.  The logs may be necessary.
| 
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| > I have a client running samba-3.0.24 with mostly Windows-XP clients.
| > They can print to some printers (those with drivers provided by Microsoft)
| > without problem.
| >
| > They can also print to printers with vendor supplied printer drivers
| > but they end up waiting up to 30 seconds just to select the printer.
| > There is a similar wait when adding the printer to the list of printers
| > the XP client knows about.
| >
| > This does not appear to be the much discussed registry problem, as
| > we have repeatedly removed these registry entries and, though they come
| > back, there is no performance improvement.  Also, when people have
| > described the registry problem they have not said that it was driver
| > dependent.  Furthermore, as I understand the registry problem, it occurs
| > when there are non-existant printers listed ... which there are not in
| > our case.
| >
| > There is no firewall between the client and the server except that which
| > Microsoft provides, and we still have the problem with that completely
| > disabled.
| >
| > Here is my smb.conf:
| >
| >     [global]
| >         workgroup = FUZZBALL
| >         netbios name = fzb3
| >         netbios aliases = fzb3
| >         server string =  fzb3
| >         bind interfaces only = true
| >         interfaces = eth0
| >         null passwords = Yes
| >         security = SHARE
| >         guest account = guest
| >         lanman auth = No
| >         client lanman auth = No
| >         client plaintext auth = No
| >         socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY 
| >         local master = yes
| >         prefered master = yes
| >         log level = 3
| >         log file = /usr/local/samba/log.%m
| >         *name resolve order = wins bcast host* 
| >         deadtime = 1
| >         printcap cache time = 750
| >         printcap name = /etc/printcap
| >         domain logons = No
| >         #domain logons = yes
| >         *wins support = yes*
| >         local master = No
| >         dns proxy = No
| >         *wins server = 10.1.1.1*
| >         ldap ssl = no
| >         path = /var/tmp/samba%S
| >         admin users = root, guest
| >         printer admin = root, guest
| >         guest ok = Yes
| >         guest only = Yes
| >         hosts allow = 10.1.0.0/10  127.0.0.1
| >         hosts deny = 0.0.0.0/0 
| >         printable = Yes
| >         printing = lprng
| >         print command = /usr/bin/lpr -Fl -r -P%p %s
| >         lpq command = /bin/true
| >         lprm command = /bin/true
| >         lppause command = /bin/true
| >         lpresume command = /bin/true
| >         queuepause command = /bin/true
| >         queueresume command = /bin/true
| >         use client driver = Yes
| >         show add printer wizard = no
| >         disable spoolss = yes
| >         max log size = 0
| >
| >     [printers]
| >
| >     [cr1000]
| >         print command = lpr -Fl -r -P%p %s
| >         comment = HPX,  Cole  0, C205
| >         printer = cr1000
| >         printable = yes
| >         browseable = yes
| >         guest ok = Yes
| >         guest only = Yes
| >         public = yes
| >         writable = no
| >         path = /var/spool/samba/cr1000
| >
| > Does anybody have any ideas here?  The packet traces and samba log files
| > indicate that the PC is sending many transactions which are failing
| > but I am inexpert at decoding exactly what is wrong with them.  I can
| > include log files, but I am wondering if anyone knows of anything off the
| > top of their head?
| >
| > All my web searches to date have revealed the registry issue but nothing
| > beyond that.
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