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2011-04-16
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I think, cups and cups-client would be enough. But you can also vote for
all, but only the latest versions.
Have you set a root pw on your device? Try logging in with that.
all, but only the latest versions.
Have you set a root pw on your device? Try logging in with that.
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2011-04-16
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Done - voted for the Maemo5 CUPS packages that are in testing, excluding libs that can't be voted on.
Re CUPS access: I have done this:
I have used usernames root, user, [device BT name] and "Nokia-N900".
I have also tried lppasswd -g sys -a root without success
Re CUPS access: I have done this:
Code:
~ $ root BusyBox v1.10.2 (Debian 3:1.10.2.legal-1osso30+0m5) built-in shell (ash) Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands. Nokia-N900:~# passwd Changing password for root Enter the new password (minimum of 5, maximum of 8 characters) Please use a combination of upper and lower case letters and numbers. New password: Re-enter new password: Password changed. Nokia-N900:~#
I have also tried lppasswd -g sys -a root without success
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2011-04-16
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This should be the same as on a linux machine. Normally the root pw
should work.
should work.
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2011-04-17
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If the passowrd is correct, the username(s) I'm using is wrong.
Would openssh settings have an influence on access to CUPS? If so, I would be greatful if anyone would tell me how to reset the openssh un-pw because I cannot remember them.
Would openssh settings have an influence on access to CUPS? If so, I would be greatful if anyone would tell me how to reset the openssh un-pw because I cannot remember them.
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2011-04-17
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openssh has no influence to cups.
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2011-04-17
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Originally Posted by demolition
Please try
I have also tried lppasswd -g sys -a root without success
lppasswd -g lpadmin -a root
(or maybe: lppasswd -g admin -a root, but as I remember correctly, it should be above)
Then restart cups (or do a reboot) and enter inti localhost:631 with user root and Your normal root password.
Hopefully this works. I have also elaborated it a few days....
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2011-04-18
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen
Please try
lppasswd -g lpadmin -a root
The bigger issue here is that for some reason sometimes pam fails on the N900. I had the same issue. One way to fix that is by looking for the following line in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf and making it look like this:
Code:
DefaultAuthType BasicDigest
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2011-04-25
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@peter - good tip. I will try this out.
If doing this doesn't work, I will try woody's suggestion.
@woody - found the section:
As you can see mine doesn't have the Digest bit on it. Lets try it out. I'll report back later...
If doing this doesn't work, I will try woody's suggestion.
@woody - found the section:
Code:
# Default authentication type, when authentication is required... DefaultAuthType Basic
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2011-04-25
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Originally Posted by demolition
One won't work without the other, you need to do both. The lpadmin command creates the passwd.md5 file, the change to the config tells cupsd to use that file.
@peter - good tip. I will try this out.
If doing this doesn't work, I will try woody's suggestion.
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- Any suggestion on how to sign into CUPS? I am being foiled by the username and password. And feeling rather dilly because of it!
- Re voting: there are lots of CUPS packages. Apart from my trouble with logging in, it seems to work as expected so I'd like to see it in the normal extras for all to use, which is why I have voted for the one called Cups (for armel). Is this one a master-package or do I need to vote for them all for CUPS to get closer to being promoted? I can see that the BT one is different but otherwise I'm not sure.
Last edited by demolition; 2011-04-16 at 16:42.