Hi Verner! That worked! I gave it a password for root, then went into the browser and found out that my printer was no longer "default". So I made it default and now it works fine. NOW another question for all you, when I access http://localhost:631 as root the page is in English, when I access it as user its German. How can I get it to be English in both? Thanks! JIM On Thursday 05 July 2007 19:20, Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
Torsdag 05 juli 2007 14:48 skrev James Hatridge:
HI all...
CUPS stopped working. I'm not sure what I did wrong but cups will not work at all now. I went into YAST and changed a filter on my printer conf. After that cups will not allow any printing at all, no user or root. I try to fix cups via the browser and no password works at all, user or root.
Any ideas or suggestions?
hi-
this is not a solution, but it's a start.. do "man lppasswd", read it. Then, as root, do:
lppasswd -a -g sys root (or someone else...)
this should setup a password to use with (in a browser on that very machine):
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