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From: Hin-Tak L. <hin...@ya...> - 2003-03-04 18:40:07
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How did you configure Samba and CUPS? I think "application/octet-stream" is somewhat irrelevant to what you are trying to doing (although missing it will hurt); many print systems have auto- jpeg,gif,dvi,etc conversions, and they do require raw-intake (i.e. not line-based) to work, doesn't mean there would be no conversion. Would be quite interesting to know how everything works. I think there is some kind of list-printer commands on CUPS. alternatively, have a look at your /etc/printcap (the default print queue "lp" is probably raw); you can also run smbclient against your own computer - smbclient -L <netbios name> -U <user>%<password> -I <ipaddress> should give a list of netbios services (i.e. including all your samba-exported print queues ; I guess there would be at least two: your default [raw] queue and a few more from CUPS [translated]). O. Gmelch wrote: > Hello Hin-Tak, > > Thank you very much for your response. > > There are really weird things going: As of until now, I have been > accessing my printer via the IPP interface. Just out of curiosity, I > yesterday tried the whole thing using samba - and it worked. I really > can't tell you why, but it did! > >> This is a CUPS question. You need to create a new >> print-quene which does raw pass-throughs. On >> lpr/lprng-based system raw pass-through is the >> default (it is on my system), unless one configures >> the filtering systems. Please read your CUPS documentation. >> >> > Correct me when I'm wrong, but isn't this exactly what the two lines > converning the "application/octet-stream" in mime.convs and mime.types > are here for?! And since it works fine using samba, there must be a raw > pass-through queue. > > I am so glad it works now, but can someone tell me why IPP doesn't? > > Oliver Gmelch > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Everything you'll ever need on one web page from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts http://uk.my.yahoo.com |