I have a problem printing from Windows 7 to a Linux machine which has only
occurred since the upgrade to Debian Jessie.
I have reported the bug to bugzilla.samba.org (as bug #11271) and there
has been essentially no response so far.
The Jessie upgrade moved samba from version 3.6 to version 4.1 so the
problem has been introduced in Samba 4. In attempts to access a print
share from Windows, I get the comment "The procedure number is out of
range." Microsoft states categorically that this is due to changes in the
application:
"Contact the supplier of the running distributed application. There is a
version control problem in the application that can only be fixed by the
application supplier (procedures were added to an .IDL file without
changing the version number)."
Something has been changed in Samba 4 (or in Debian's implementation of
Samba) and I suspect there is a simple smb.conf file fix for it. I would
appreciate being told what it is.
I would be happy to provide more details, and my smb.conf file; they
are reported in the bugzilla posting.
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