Hi Bernhard (and others),
The samba printer share is normally setup as a guest accessible share if you
authenticate via the NT network.
The default is to use user "nobody".
That is, whoever is authenticated (by the NT system) to use the network is
also authenticated (by the samba system).
The only people I have found having difficulty with the Samba print share
are older Windows 95 machines, but they have difficulty with most things
even in an NT domain :)
You need:
workgroup = NT_DOMAIN_NAME
security = server
password server = NAME_OF_NT_PASSWORD_SERVER
encrypt passwords = yes
wins server = IP.ADDR.OF.WINS_SERVER
[myprinter]
browseable = yes
printable = yes
public = yes
writable = no
create mode = 0700
path = /tmp
print command = lp -c or whatever you type to print a file %s; rm %s
Now you really need to read the Samba documentation for your specific
installation.
Try out the sample configuration files.
- Jill.
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