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Michael Monnerie
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Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 5:27 pm    Post subject: Unix Print Services on WinXP Reply with quote

Hi, I have a WinXP with a printer, that should be accessible from Unix (LPR
port 515). So I installed the TCP/IP print services for Unix, but I cannot
print. Debugging with Ethereal showed me that when any PC sends a job to
Port 515, WinXP replies with "you are not allowed" (or similar). I guess
it's a problem with rights. But how to solve it? I already gave rights to
"everybody" to manage the printer, but no solution.

It was working fine with Win2K.

Any ideas?

mfg zmi
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Alan Morris [MSFT]
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Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 11:41 pm    Post subject: Re: Unix Print Services on WinXP Reply with quote

The LPD Service (Print service for Unix) listens to tcp/ip port 515 for
incoming data. Got firewall? Enable port 515 if so.

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Michael Monnerie
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 5:27 pm    Post subject: Re: Unix Print Services on WinXP Reply with quote

It's not firewalled, I get some communication:

unix->xp: syn
xp->unix: syc ack
unix->xp: print job
xp->unix: access denied

....hrmpf. Just wanted to provide the detailed Ethereal log, but now it
works. There are several restarts of XP in between, but I don't know of
anything I did to make it run suddenly.

Don't care, it's solved now.

mfg zmi
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Alan Morris [MSFT]
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 11:27 pm    Post subject: Re: Unix Print Services on WinXP Reply with quote

Yes a reboot always helps doesn't it. On XP Print Services for Unix is set
to start manually ("net start lpdsvc" in a cmd window). If you always
want it running open services manager and set it to Automatic. If you need
special configurations for this Unix service there is no UI, but the
registry keys are well documented @ microsoft.com. Just search in the
knowledgebase.



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Michael Monnerie
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Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 5:27 pm    Post subject: Re: Unix Print Services on WinXP Reply with quote

Alan Morris [MSFT] wrote:
Quote:
If you need
special configurations for this Unix service there is no UI, but the
registry keys are well documented @ microsoft.com. Just search in the
knowledgebase.

I found one error, or at least unwanted feature:
- With W2K, my jobs were printed unfiltered
- Now WXP filters jobs sent to port 515 through it's print driver, leading
to very bad quality. Any idea how to stop that?

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Klaus Jorgensen
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Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 12:23 am    Post subject: Re: Unix Print Services on WinXP Reply with quote

Michael Monnerie wrote:
Quote:

I found one error, or at least unwanted feature:
- With W2K, my jobs were printed unfiltered
- Now WXP filters jobs sent to port 515 through it's print driver,
leading to very bad quality. Any idea how to stop that?


Check the SimulatePassThrough registry key:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q150930/

/klaus
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