cups, samba and print queue....
tbsky_lee at unicap.com.tw
tbsky_lee at unicap.com.tw
Wed Jan 12 16:28:30 GMT 2000
> Tbsky,
> What we have experienced here is that IP printing is fast enough that
> the job disappears from the print queue and is spooled on the printer
> before the print queue command is processed. We have two types of
> printers here, IP and Appletalk (please don't ask why), and the jobs on
> the Appletalk printers, for which there is a filter which takes much
> longer to print, show up in the Windows print manager window. The jobs
> on the IP printers don't.
> mmmm. i think my logic is very simple:
> what i can see with "lpstat" or "lpq" on samba server,
> i should also see them at windows client.
> because samba act this way, am i wrong ?
> if i have ten jobs waiting for printing on the samba server,
> i use lpstat can see them, so windows client should see them also.
> but with cups and samba i can not.
> in fact, if i use "printing = bsd" and tune the printing parameters
> instead of "printing = cups". i can see the queue status at windows
client
> but the informations are not all correct (ie. like the job id is
wrong)..
> because samba doesn't understand the cups lpq command output...
> yes maybe i can use some script to tune the lpq command output
> to suit samba..
> but why do this when we have "printing = cups " ??
> Best Regrads,
> Tbsky
mmmm..i still get no response from samba & cups...
so i think if i still want to use cups..better do some scripting now..
anybody know what samba expect for the "lpq" command output ??"
i now give samba below :
rank job file size owner pri garbage
then windows clients can show and delete print queues (but of course
the informations are not all correct...)
want kind of information should i give samba ???
thanks for help...
Best Regards,
Tbsky
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