Are your clients and servers on a different subnet? I'm not positive, but it
seems like (in our case) the default apple setup only allows cups from the
local subnet, and you'll have to specifically permit it in the cupsd.conf
file. Additionally, ServerAdmin tends to overwrite this file whenever you
modify print services through it, resulting in an inability to print, so
make sure you keep a backup handy to copy back over and restart cupsd when
necessary. We've also run into problems on a fresh boot, where cupsd needs
to be restarted to pick up the actual cupsd.conf file that's been sitting
there all along.
On 1/31/06 3:32 AM, "David Hage" <email@hidden> wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I am trying to print remotely to a OS Server 10.4.4 Queue using IPP I
> am getting a "Unable to get printer status (client-error-forbidden)"
> error. Has anybody else experienced this, will I have to hack the
> cupsd.conf file, and will this be overwritten by the GUI.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Dave Hage
> Conehead Music Ltd
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