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only root can print Hi all, I'm experiencing a weird problem here. I'm on solaris 9 and the print jobs are spooled local and then send to a hp jetdirect box. If I try to print as a normal user: $ banner hallo | lp -d hp5mis request id is hp5mis-7632 (standard input) The print job turns up in the lpstat -t command for a few seconds and then vanishes. I also can see the job in the /var/lp/logs/requests. It looks really like it was sent to the printer, but it wasn't. (Can't see anything with snoop) Also couldn't find anything in the /var/adm/messages. And, if I do the same as root, everything looks the same, but it works. Any ideas? Thank you Wolfgang |
Re: only root can print In article <d6ctl3$2cb$1@newshost.mot.com>, wolfgang mair <wolfgang.mair@fci.com> wrote: >Hi all, > >I'm experiencing a weird problem here. > >I'm on solaris 9 and the print jobs are spooled local and then send to a >hp jetdirect box. > > >If I try to print as a normal user: > >$ banner hallo | lp -d hp5mis >request id is hp5mis-7632 (standard input) > >The print job turns up in the lpstat -t command for a few seconds and >then vanishes. I also can see the job in the /var/lp/logs/requests. It >looks really like it was sent to the printer, but it wasn't. (Can't see >anything with snoop) >Also couldn't find anything in the /var/adm/messages. > > >And, if I do the same as root, everything looks the same, but it works. the obvious suggestion is to look for permissions issues on files or directories, but i assume you'd have thought of that. you could do a pkgchk to get a quick and dirty answer to permssions, if you can figure out which packages are involved. hmmm. don't really know. j. > >Any ideas? > >Thank you > >Wolfgang -- Jay Scott 512-835-3553 gl@arlut.utexas.edu Head of Sun Support, Sr. Operating Systems Specialist Applied Research Labs, Computer Science Div. S224 University of Texas at Austin |
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