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windows anonymous printing to Sambra/ubuntu printer

Asked by occ in Linux Printing, Linux Networking, Miscellaneous Networking

Tags: ubuntu, windows, printer, printing

saw some advise that I can print from windows to the linux printer by using the cups socket (631) and setting the remote printer (on windows) as a http://server:631/printers/myprinter. I am able to get things setup and can even see the print job in cups. What doesn't happen is the print never actually comes out.

I can print from linux ok, so I know the printer itself is set. I am guessing that there is some disconnect in how things are intersected on linux.

What is especially odd is that I have two windows machines. I started down the samba side. I was able to get my wife's windows machine to get connected via samba, but mine would ALWAYS ask for a userid/password. I am running anonymous on windows shares, so this wasn't working and backed out of using samba and went via ip.

Neither my wife's nor my print jobs work from windows.

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windows anonymous printing to Sambra/ubuntu printer

Asked by occ in Linux Printing, Linux Networking, Miscellaneous Networking

Tags: ubuntu, windows, printer, printing

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