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Re: CUPS authentication problem

El dom, 25-07-2004 a las 14:29, Tom Schutzer-Weissmann escribis:
> --- Axel Luttgens <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> > To be sure, execute for example:
> > nidump passwd .
> > in the Terminal; this should show a flat-file
> > looking list of users.
> > Then, execute:
> > dscl localhost -list /NetInfo/users
> > If the user names are the same ones as above, your
> > computer is very
> > likely configured to query its local NetInfo domain.
>
> Yes, the lists match. But the authorisation won't
> work, not for a new user, not for any existing user,
> and there's no sign in the logs of what's happening.
> Grrr.
> I'm going to stop thinking about this for a while.
>

I don't remember, but you have to see the /etc/cups/cupsd.conf file at
<location> label and/or ##Restrict access to local domain section.
This file is modified when you do a software upgrade and the cups don't
validate anymore.

When you change the cupsd.conf you must restart cups with killall -HUP
cupsd (like root), if not you must restart the system.


Marcelo Pergolini
Tech support
www.toolkit.com.ar
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