cant get root access with cups
Hey everybody
I am trying to get my hp psc 1100 setup so I downloaded hpoj-0.9. I did the whole ./configure make make install and got to the poing where I ran ptal-init . Everything seems to work fine except that when I try tp run ptal-print <devname> I get an error saying I cant connect. Added to that when I try and use CUPS to configure the printer and it prompts me for a username and password. I use root and my password but I get an error saying I am not authorized. I have tried several times and i KNOW what my password is, in fact I try and login as root in a terminal and no problem. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks |
Check your apache logs, some users I know experienced problems with CUPS when using long root passwords. Your situation might be different, but you will definitely know why it's refusing you access.
The default logfile is /var/log/apache/access.log |
the log doesn't really provide any clues
more access_log 127.0.0.1 - - [22/Jun/2004:22:57:33 -0500] "GET /susehelp/ HTTP/1.0" 404 1041 "-" "Wget/1.9.1" linux:/var/log/apache2 # pwd /var/log/apache2 |
Re:cups
Hi,
- You have to configure cups by adding authorized users (not the defined users). - If you use the KDE Management Utilities, it 'll allow you to configure some printers in graphical mode (use cups but don't ask user and passwd). - With SuSE, I think it possible to configure the printer with Yast (never used this way). I hope this will help you. Free_ouyo |
I have used YAST to configure the printer and it recgnizes it and I can print with it, but I cant scan. My box is one of those hp all in one printer, scanner, copiers. So I tried to manually configure it using the ptal-XXX utilities. When doing this is when I need ot use CUPS to access a web based utility. That is where I am having the problem
you mentioned that I need to add authorized users...how do I do that? How come none of the documentation says anything about it? thanks |
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