Any suggestions would be appreciated. I think this is a KDE problem and might
be permission related.
I have two clients accessing cups on a server. One client has gone funny in
that I could no longer access shared printers on server, I created a new user
and this user could see and print on the printers.
I then tried accessing printers while logged in as one of the two users who
had lost access via Control Panel > Peripherals > Printers and printers would
not show up with error message saying I could not access the server. When I
went into Administrator Mode I could see access all three printers.
This problem only exists on one workstation and the other has no problems
printing.
The problem workstation had been printing fine for months until someone tried
to get GIMP to print via kprinter.
--
Cheers,
Rick Miles
Movement stopped is no movement,
and rest set in motion is no rest.
Written on Boomtime, the 27th of Chaos, 3173
http://www.turtlespond.net/
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