Hello Darren About this problem, the access denied The way I use to configure a Server which have no X installed is to use an SSH tunnel. If you are using Linux SSH in your server and make a tunnel on port 631 and as if you are connect to port 631 on the local server. This somehow is the best way to prevent any security problem. Use the following command to connect to your server. ssh root@xxxxxx -L 631:localhost:631 Thank You Chan Min Wai Darren R. Weber ´£¨ì: >I need help with cups. I never used it before RH 9 always using samba >with lpr before. I have samba up and running but it's not playing nice >with cups either so I thought now would be a good time to figure out how >to set up IPP for my windows hosts. I have it all set up and I have two >cues and have turned on sharing on both cues. I got the IPP patch to >make it work in win 98 for my wifes pc and now the problem: When I go >to my machine through a browser http://mymachinesip:631/ all I get is >the following - >Forbidden >You don't have permission to access the resource on this server. > >That leads me to believe it is running but something is hosed. > >If I try adding a printer I of course get a permission error on the win >end. > >I tried setting it to allow all hosts, I tried the exact IP of the win >pc, I tried my whole network. . .nothing makes a difference. I poked a >hole in my firewall, and to be safe while setting it up I shut down >iptables all together. > >How do I get this thing to talk? I need some specifics. I read all the >RH help pages and they are very generic like some voodoo magic will just >make it work. Where EXACTLY do I point the win boxes, and what EXACTLY >needs to be done other than what I have on my linux end by setting up >the printer and turning on sharing? > >Thanks in advance. . .I'm sure I am not the only one that is lost on >this. > >
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