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Only root can print
Hi, I have this strange problem. Only root users can print, normal users cannot and no errors are shown, the command is just ignored. I am sure its a problem with rights but dont know where....I hope you can help, thanks.
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Is this printing from command line or from within an application? New server or just new problem? What's the OS AND version?
You state no error are shown - have you looked in your messages file or just stating "no errors are shown ON SCREEN WHEN normal users attempt to print"? Check your lp binaries - if they have the wrong ownership or permissions, ordinary users won't be able to print. Check your /tmp directory permissions - known issue of some 3rd party apps changing permissions on /tmp and then folks can no longer print. Check permissions on /usr/spool/lp and/or /var/spool/lp Please post back with the requested information or your solution if found. |
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from an application, I havnt yet tried from the command prompt. New problem, I am using SCO OpenServer 5.0.6.
Have not checked the messages file, but no errors are shown on the user screen and either on the console screen. Also there is no job in the printer queue. What must the persmissions be on the lp binaries? Thanks for helping.. |
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Is this a local printer (attached to the SCO server) or a network printer?
If it's a network printer, first check the permission on /etc/hosts: See SCO - Non-root users are unable to print to (JetDirect) network printers And since I can't seem to find the right information: SCO - printing a file - this should assist somewhat. |
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its a local printer connected directly to the server via a serial DigiBoard.
I will try this printing to a file bit to see what happens. |
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Only root can print
Be sure to change authorizations for the users to have "lp" and "printerstat" authorization - can be done through SCOADMIN
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when a printer error occur, you can see it in the mail
only put mail in the user who send the printer work and you can see the cause of the problem cuando un error de impresion ocurre, puedes verlo en el mail, solo llama al mail desde el usuario que envio el trabajo de impresion y listo, ahi veras la causa de tu problema |
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