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Permission Denied when cancel lp job
Sun E5000 running Solaris 8
I receive permission denied error when attempting to cancel a print job as root, user, or lp. I found a tech tip that said to remove the tcp lp listeners but that didn't help. I can clean the queue using the old sun lpc command but my users need to be able to cancel their jobs themselves. I have 4 systems running similar applications and the O.S. is the same but only the one system has the permission denied problem. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. |
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Are you sure that the system's are identical?
the output of showrev an pkginfo are the same? regards, Hugo. |
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