Re: Subj: CUPS (configuration problem for NON-root) only root can print properly
Thanks for answer.
On Sat, 8 Mar 2003, nate wrote:
> iks_kzm said:
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> > How one can configure printer for NON-root user?
>
> be sure you only have 1 print spooler installed. e.g. lpr/lprng
> should not be installed.
in /var/spool/
I have
lpd/hplj120
and lpd/postscript
and
cups
>
> /etc/printcap should be empty and/or have the contents of
Now I have /etc/printcap empty
> /etc/printcap.cups (/etc/cups has a config file where you can
> tell it to write info to /etc/printcap instead of /etc/printcap.cups)
printcap.cups
has the following entry
HP_Laserjet_1200:
>
> beyond that theres no configuration needed for non root users, I don't
> think I've even printed as user root with the exception of the cups
> test pages through the HTTP admin interface.
>
> this assumes your running woody. sarge or sid may be different.
debian 3.0 is equivalent to woody?
Still I have the same problem: non-root user does not print
properly (gray colour is printed as black).
Any other clue?
Jan
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