** Description changed: Hi, For end-user desktops, we've inserted the printing credentials in the user's gnome-keyring to make printing authentication automated. This worked perfectly last year and still works today ... up to the moment when the /etc/cups/printers.conf is auto-modified with the following change : AuthInfoRequired none to AuthInfoRequired username,password The result is that the user gets a Window which asks the username and the password to print. The printers are installed system wide (authentication can not be done with the printer's URI) and we send printing jobs to a Windows printing server. Thanks, Workaround: - for precise - add system-config-printer-applet to session start-up. - for trusty - add the username/password to DeviceURI in printer.conf + add system-config-printer-applet to session start-up. + alternate, add the username/password to DeviceURI in printer.conf
** Description changed: Hi, For end-user desktops, we've inserted the printing credentials in the user's gnome-keyring to make printing authentication automated. This worked perfectly last year and still works today ... up to the moment when the /etc/cups/printers.conf is auto-modified with the following change : AuthInfoRequired none to AuthInfoRequired username,password The result is that the user gets a Window which asks the username and the password to print. The printers are installed system wide (authentication can not be done with the printer's URI) and we send printing jobs to a Windows printing server. Thanks, - Workaround: + == Workaround == + * add system-config-printer-applet to session start-up. + * alternate, add the username/password to DeviceURI in printer.conf - add system-config-printer-applet to session start-up. - alternate, add the username/password to DeviceURI in printer.conf + + == Note == + * print indicator service is deprecated, and usually pops us s-c-p for queue mgmt. ** Description changed: Hi, For end-user desktops, we've inserted the printing credentials in the user's gnome-keyring to make printing authentication automated. This worked perfectly last year and still works today ... up to the moment when the /etc/cups/printers.conf is auto-modified with the following change : AuthInfoRequired none to AuthInfoRequired username,password The result is that the user gets a Window which asks the username and the password to print. The printers are installed system wide (authentication can not be done with the printer's URI) and we send printing jobs to a Windows printing server. Thanks, - == Workaround == + == Workaround == * add system-config-printer-applet to session start-up. * alternate, add the username/password to DeviceURI in printer.conf - == Note == * print indicator service is deprecated, and usually pops us s-c-p for queue mgmt. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/959451 Title: Credentials from gnome-keyring is not used while printing To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/gtk/+bug/959451/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
