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I still have the same problem when trying to configure my local printer.
In yast, when I try test print, it says: "cups(File)DoRequest error: client-error-not-authorized".
In prompt mode yast asks ...
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- 11-24-2004 #1Just Joined!
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cups problems, password neede, no localhost:631
I still have the same problem when trying to configure my local printer.
In yast, when I try test print, it says: "cups(File)DoRequest error: client-error-not-authorized".
In prompt mode yast asks for password but neither root nor user are correct?
I tried lppasswd. Doesn change much, unfortunatelly.
When I try to add printer in KDEprint it first says that request is too long and then during the test printing following message apears:
cupsdoprint -P 'Can' -J 'KDE Print Test' -H 'localhost:631' -U 'root' -o ' multiple-document-handling=separate-documents-uncollated-copies orientation-requested=3' '/opt/kde3/share/apps/kdeprint/testprint.ps' : execution failed with message:
client-error-request-value-too-long
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Perhaps the followning is more important:
Wneh I try to set up printer in yast prompt mode, when saving the new configuration it says
"root password for localhost needed"
I can not also access htpp://localhost:631/ becouse of some access problems.
May someone give directions.
- 11-24-2004 #2
well the proper passwd to use with the cups gui at 127.0.0.1:631 (localhost:631) is
user: root
and
password: root passwd
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- 11-24-2004 #3Linux Engineer
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Basically, Suse has encrypted the root password for CUPS for security reasons.
You can find the link on Suse site or I think it's been posted here a while back.
*edit* just noticed your lppassword.
Did you do
lppasswd -g sys -a root
??
- 11-25-2004 #4Just Joined!
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I tried 127.0.0.1:631 but the message is "Could not connect to remote server"
I also tried lppasswd with that parameters. No change.
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- 11-25-2004 #5Linux Engineer
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pksa, sounds like cups isnīt running.
type
ps aux and see if the cupsd daemon is running.
If not start it from the Yast control centre or type cupsd.


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