[NTLUG:Discuss] Printing Problem
Val Harris
valwharris at verizon.net
Mon Sep 6 01:53:22 CDT 2010
On 09/05/2010 03:39 PM, Bobby Sanders wrote:
>
>
> Fred James wrote:
>> Daniel Hauck wrote:
>>> On 09/05/2010 01:01 PM, Bobby Sanders wrote:
>>>> 1st: What worked: HP LaserJett 4 plus installed and worked fine on
>>>> Unbutu 9.4
>>>>
>>>> 2nd: What I did: I installed Unbuntu 10.4. I installed the HP driver
>>>> as I had before. When I try to send a test message from the printer or
>>>> a document from OO, the printer LED goes from "Ready" to "Invalid
>>>> Permissions" and nothing prints. The dev permissions are: owner=root&
>>>> grouup=lp.
>>>>
>>>> I was unsuccessful in my google of this issue. Any help would be
>>>> greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Bobby
>>>>
>>> Can I assume you made yourself a member of the "lp" group?
>> A user (in Linux/Unix) should not be a member of the lp group ...
>> should not be required ... example, on my box I am the only member of
>> my own group, and I am a member of that group only ... has Ubuntu done
>> something different?
>> Regards
>> Fred James
> Don't think so. I have printing to this printer remotely without having
> to be a member of the lp group.
> Thanks,
> Bobby
>
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Bobby,
This won't help, but may make you feel a little better. I also upgraded
my desktop to Ubuntu 10.04 and left the remote print server on 9.04.
After the upgrade, I had printing problems with ODT and PDF files,
although some newly created files would print to my hplj4. I killed a
lot of time trying to figure out what the problem was, but finally had
to attach the printer to my desktop. I think the problem is somewhere
in the network printing daemons.
Not an ideal solution, but until I get all the machines upgraded to
10.04 LTS, I've wasted enough time on it.
Sorry I couldn't be of further help,
--
Val W. Harris
"In the End, we will remember not the words of
our enemies, but the silence of our friends."
- Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968)
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