On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 07:53:00PM +0100, christoph.be...@desy.de wrote:
Hi there,
I almot exlusively use samba for printing in a semi large scale
(2.000 windows hosts 500 printers). I have been running 3.0.20
for a long time and was quite happy with it.
Unfortunately my windows fellows
Hi Jeremy,
thanks for the advice will keep that in mind for the near future :) Do you have
any ideas about my other problem (slow printing with AD 2008 R2 - 3.3.10) is
3.5.0rc3 also a 'maybe' solution for that ?
cheers
christoph
On Sun, 21 Feb 2010, Jeremy Allison wrote:
On Thu, Feb
Hi there,
I almot exlusively use samba for printing in a semi large scale (2.000
windows hosts 500 printers). I have been running 3.0.20 for a long time
and was quite happy with it.
Unfortunately my windows fellows have now updated to AD 2008 R2 and I
experienced some immediate problems
Hi there,
I almot exlusively use samba for printing in a semi large scale (2.000 windows
hosts 500 printers). I have been running 3.0.20 for a long time and was
quite happy with it.
Unfortunately my windows fellows have now updated to AD 2008 R2 and I
experienced some immediate problems
Similar situation here, 484 printers at current count, 2120 users
(hospital), and we've been pretty happy with the Samba/CUPS solution.
However, recently, too many issues with Samba an printing (3.4.5,
debian), so we've gotten rid of it, still use it for file shares and
such. Anyway, we are a
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 12:02:22PM -0700, Jack Downes wrote:
Similar situation here, 484 printers at current count, 2120 users
(hospital), and we've been pretty happy with the Samba/CUPS solution.
However, recently, too many issues with Samba an printing (3.4.5,
debian), so we've gotten rid
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Jeremy Allison wrote:
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 12:02:22PM -0700, Jack Downes wrote:
Similar situation here, 484 printers at current count, 2120 users
(hospital), and we've been pretty happy with the Samba/CUPS solution.
However, recently, too
Hi Robert,
OK at least I am not all alone ;)
To be honest I avoided cups so far and used lprng with good results. Have to
use cups now though for my linux clients they just need the cups libraries for
all kind of stuff.
Did you find any way to avoid massive drop down lists on client
