Printer

[Erik Jakobsen]

Goffioul Michael wrote:

>I think this is a side effect of what's happening internally:
>when testing your settings, kdeprint will create a temporary
>printer, send the test page to it, then remove it. This is needed
>as at that point, the print final queue has not been created yet.
>However, those steps are administrative ones, so it requires
>admin right to the CUPS server, hence probably the password.
>So here, you are requested the login and password of a user
>that has admin rights on the CUPS server where the printer is
>to be installed.
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Well I have tested with the root id and the root password as well, but 
so far no luck.

>Michael.
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Erik Jakobsen [mailto:eja at urbakken.dk]
>>Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 16:53
>>To: kde-print at kde.org
>>Subject: Printer
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>>Hi. I have a server, that also acts as a printerserver for my 2 
>>printers. I can print to them via Samba, and via the network from my 
>>other computers. The printer setup is CUPS via port 631.
>>
>>Now I have set up a SuSE 9.0, and want to could be able to 
>>print to the 
>>2 printers also via the server.
>>
>>I have started the Kprinter on the 9.0 computer, and can go into the 
>>wiazrd. From there I have choosed "Remote Cups server".
>>In the nex field I have choosed anonymous. Host is the IP of 
>>the server, 
>>and port is 631. In the next I can see the 2 printers on the network.
>>After I choose the drivers for the printers. Next I choose 
>>test to test 
>>the printer. Here I'm lost. Here I shall write a name and a password.
>>When is this name and password been choosen ?. And where 
>>shall they be 
>>defined ?.
>>
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>>-- 
>>Erik
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Erik