all of a sudden i cannot print to my printer that i set up through cups earlier this week.
after the print screen comes up, i press print but there is no follow up message or error. when i pull up the cups management there is still no job that was canceled or has an error. it is as if cups is not receiving the job.
additionally, when i go to print a test page through cups management it says this printer is not accepting new jobs.
Andy: I do see the button that says “Accept Jobs”. Tried clicking it. Got this error:
401 Unauthorized
Enter your username and password or the root username and password to access this page. If you are using Kerberos authentication, make sure you have a valid Kerberos ticket.
cant quite figure out how to authenticate.
I seem to have multiple issues related to authentication on this machine. Cant get email to function proper as well…
printer prints for other computers on same network.
one is a mac the other is a windows box.
this linux machine is the only one that will not print, now.
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> deltaflyer44;1880988 Wrote:
>> Tried starting the printer ? it’s one of the options in printers section
>> of cups
>>
>> Andy
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> Andy: I do see the button that says “Accept Jobs”. Tried clicking it.
> Got this error:
>> 401 Unauthorized
>> Enter your username and password or the root username and password to
>> access this page. If you are using Kerberos authentication, make sure
>> you have a valid Kerberos ticket.
>
> cant quite figure out how to authenticate.
>
> I seem to have multiple issues related to authentication on this
> machine. Cant get email to function proper as well…
>
> b
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bmccall17;
There should be an authentication box that appears, for user name enter: root;
for password enter: <root’s password>.
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> PV;1881104 Wrote:
>> On Wed October 8 2008 11:06 am, bmccall17 wrote:
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>> >
>> > deltaflyer44;1880988 Wrote:
<snip PV>
>> bmccall17;
>> There should be an authentication box that appears, for user name
>> enter: root;
>> for password enter: <root’s password>.
>> –
>> P. V.
>> Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum.
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> The box appeared at one point. But now it no longer appears. Is there
> a cookie I can clear or something that would cause the software to
> re-prompt me?
>
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bmccall17;
More likely something like kdewallet or some similar application. In any event
you will not need to authenticate until you try to write a change to the Cups
server. If all else fails, try creating a new user and use that account to see
if it works with that account. If it works with the new user, you know the
problem is with your user’s config; if it does not work then Cups must be
mucking up. If it’s Cups try restarting Cups. (In a terminal su to root and
enter “rccups restart” [no quotes]. Actually I might try this first.)
> here is what I got:
> bash: rccups: command not found
>
> huh?
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> PV;1881801 Wrote:
<snip>
>> If it’s Cups try restarting Cups. (In a terminal su to
>> root and
>> enter “rccups restart” [no quotes]. Actually I might try this first.)
>> –
<snip>
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bmccall17:
Did you su to root first? If so and it still does not work, then again su to
root and try: