Sorry folks, I was lazy, hit replie to get the address but didn'y change the
subject :<(
> 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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