Jeremy Allison wrote:
Ok, here's the deal. If you have 64-bit Windows clients at the
moment you need to be using 3.3.10, not anything later. If you're
using 32-bit Windows clients, you can use 3.4.5 or later.
I'm going to write this up as a tech-note for the next
3.4.x release and for 3.5.0 and
On Mon, Feb 01, 2010 at 12:53:12PM -0500, Ryan Suarez wrote:
Jeremy Allison wrote:
Ok, here's the deal. If you have 64-bit Windows clients at the
moment you need to be using 3.3.10, not anything later. If you're
using 32-bit Windows clients, you can use 3.4.5 or later.
I'm going to write
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 12:44:22PM -0600, Daniel Johnson wrote:
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I have a problem accessing a CUPS/Samba shared printer on a Windows XP x64
Professional system (WinNT5.2 kernel). It seems from my searching that
this is a problem affecting only
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I have a problem accessing a CUPS/Samba shared printer on a Windows XP x64
Professional system (WinNT5.2 kernel). It seems from my searching that
this is a problem affecting only 64-bit Windows clients, but perhaps not
all 64-bit Windows clients.
Hello list,
My linux server is using Samba to share cups printers. My nsswitch.conf is
setup for LDAP authentication. I'm noticing tons of LDAP traffic all of the
time between my Samba server and my LDAP server for printer names. For example,
I have a printer share called Undergrad Lab
I am getting an error printing to a newly installed printer from Windows
2000. I appreciate this may not be a Samba problem, but I thought this
would be the best place to start.
I installed an Epson Stylus Photo R300 on a SuSE Pro 9.2 system running
Samba 3.0.14a, installed from the
Without thinking about this, have you walked through DIAGNOSIS.txt, which
comes in your samba sources?
What comes to mind are things like firewalls and network problems. Also,
Cups (which I do not use) may have some security issues. It is fun to make
the guest user root in smb.conf (just for
Problem 1 solved! Some typos in the smb.conf.
Now i have another problem:
if i print on w2k machine ther appears a spooling file in in the
spooling folder = /var/spool/samba. But nothing more happens. In my CUPS
Printer queue is nothing.
i took a look in the cup error_log and found the
I'm having some problems sharing my printer with samba. The printer
works fine locally, but whenever I try to connect to it from a windows
machine i get the error message Access denied, unable to connect
the parts of my /etc/smb.conf concerned with printing look like this
printcap name =
