[Samba] samba3 and CUPS: lpoptions does not work

2003-10-31 Thread Gonçal
Hi,

I have set up a CUPS queue in the samba server with specific lpoptions
(actually, it's a queue to print 2-up on an HP LaserJet4300 printer. I used
lpoptions -d NX2-118 -o number-up=2). Everything works as expected when I
print from the Unix side.

However, when  I print to the corresponding samba queue, the options
specified through lpoptions are ignored (i.e. the prints come out as 1-up
instead of 2-up).

I am using samba-3.0.1-pre1 on a RedHat9 system, with CUPS 1.1.17.

Did anyone out there manage to get lpoptions working on a Samba printer
queue? Any other suggestion to setup a 2-up printer queue with samba?

Thanks a lot in advance!

Gonçal

goncal (dot) badenes -at- upc (dot) es

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RE: [Samba] samba3 and CUPS: lpoptions does not work

2003-10-31 Thread Gonçal
I'm sorry I forgot to mention that, but I am actually using using
cups-samba-1.1.19 as you suggest. The cups-postscript drivers are
downloading automatically to the clients. Everything works perfectly,
except for the fact that I don't get 2-up printing to work :-(

I suspect that when the job comes from the samba side, the options
applied to the queue with lpoptions are not actually enforced. The other
obvious possibility is that I have not configured the queue properly
(what did I do wrong?).

Basically, the way I did this is:
- Set up a plain CUPS queue and export it to samba with cupsaddsmb
(everything works as expected)
- Repeat the same steps as above for a second queue, pointing to the
same printer. I then ran lpoptions -d NX2-118_2up -o number-up=2 and
after that I ran cupsaddsmb.

The new que (NX2-118_2up) works alright (i.e. 2-up printing) from Linux,
but prints 1-up from samba :-(

By the way, is there any way to access CUPS printer instances (e.g.
NX2-118/2up) from samba?

Any suggestions?

Thanks a lot in advance!

Gonçal

 
 The jobs would need to arrive at the Samba server in 
 postscript, preferably from the 'cups driver'.  (CUPS 
 publishes a postscript driver for windows that is designed to 
 work with with a cups print chain).
 
 Andrew Bartlett

 -Original Message-
 From: Andrew Bartlett abartlet-at-samba.org |samba2| 
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: 31 October 2003 13:36
 To: Gonçal
 Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [Samba] samba3 and CUPS: lpoptions does not work
 
 
 On Fri, 2003-10-31 at 22:52, Gonçal wrote:
  Hi,
  
  I have set up a CUPS queue in the samba server with 
 specific lpoptions 
  (actually, it's a queue to print 2-up on an HP LaserJet4300 
 printer. I 
  used lpoptions -d NX2-118 -o number-up=2). Everything works as 
  expected when I print from the Unix side.
  
  However, when  I print to the corresponding samba queue, 
 the options 
  specified through lpoptions are ignored (i.e. the prints 
 come out as 
  1-up instead of 2-up).
  
  I am using samba-3.0.1-pre1 on a RedHat9 system, with CUPS 1.1.17.
  
  Did anyone out there manage to get lpoptions working on a Samba 
  printer queue? Any other suggestion to setup a 2-up printer 
 queue with 
  samba?

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[Samba] samba3, CUPS and lpoptions

2003-10-20 Thread Gonçal
Hi,

I have set up a CUPS queue in the samba server with specific lpoptions
(actually, it's a queue to print 2-up on an HP LaserJet4300 printer. I used
lpoptions -d NX2-118 -o number-up=2). Everything works as expected when I
print from the Unix side.

However, when  I print to the corresponding samba queue, the options
specified through lpoptions are ignored (i.e. the prints come out as 1-up
instead of 2-up).

I am using samba-3.0.1-pre1 on a RedHat9 system, with CUPS 1.1.17.

Did anyone out there manage to get lpoptions working on a Samba printer
queue? Any other suggestion to setup a 2-up printer queue with samba?

Thanks a lot in advance!

Gonçal

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[Samba] Samba 3.0b3: Cannot add machine to LDAP database

2003-08-14 Thread Gonçal Badenes
I am unable to add a machine to samba-3.0.beta3 running as a PDC. If I try
to add the account manually I get the following errors:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# pdbedit -a -m icfo-pc018
failed to add user dn= uid=icfo-pc018$,ou=Systems,dc=icfo,dc=es with: Object
class violation
object class 'sambaSamAccount' requires attribute 'sambaSID' failed to
modify/add user with uid = icfo-pc018$ (dn =
uid=icfo-pc018$,ou=Systems,dc=icfo,dc=es)
Unable to add machine! (does it already exist?)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# smbpasswd -a -m icfo-pc018
Failed initialise SAM_ACCOUNT for user icfo-pc018$.
Failed to modify password entry for user icfo-pc018$

And if I try to add the account automatically from the windows box, I get a
The user name could not be found error.

Here is an excerpt from the samba.cnf configuration file:

[global]
security = user
passdb backend = ldapsam:ldap://localhost,guest
ldap admin dn = cn=Admin,dc=icfo,dc=es
ldap ssl = start tls
ldap delete dn = no
ldap user suffix = ou=People
ldap machine suffix = ou=Systems,dc=icfo,dc=es
ldap trust ids = yes
ldap suffix = dc=icfo,dc=es
ldap passwd sync = yes
local master = yes
os level = 65
domain master = yes
preferred master = yes
domain logons = yes
wins support = yes

I have not put an add machine script in the configuration file because,
according to the smb.conf man file  This option is only required when using
sam back-ends tied to the Unix uid method of RID calculation such as
smbpasswd.

Unfortunately, I have been reading the HOWTO-collection, the man pages and
searching with Google, but I don't know how to proceed from here :-(

What am I doing wrong? Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance!

Goncal
goncal (dot) badenes (at) upc.es


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