I get one of these whenever I send something to this list. But I get
replies, so it seems to be delivering.
-Rick
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Jake,
Thanks for confirming my analysis. Misery loves company.
I am implementing a paralell system using SSL encrypted Basic
Authentication via IPP to a Linux CUPS server. I think it will work well.
The big players seem to be trying to capture their customers permanently.
Yours,
-Rick
On 1/8/15, 8:19 PM, Rundall, Jacob D wrote:
Unfortunately all I can do is echo what you’re finding and experiencing. I
also have not been able to get Windows 2012 print server + Type 4 driver + Mac
client printing to work. When I was first running into that I searched the web
as you’ve done and found a few articles that explained it wasn’t generally
possible. Here’s another article similar to the one you’ve found (with an
answer by the same person, in fact):
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/7464779c-19b3-446e-8af3-4e38ea0b1066/os-x-printing-to-server-2012-and-type-4-drivers?forum=winserverprint
When I encountered this issue I tested with several models of printers and
could get things working with Type 3 drivers but never Type 4. It’s too bad MS
seems to be cutting Mac clients out of the picture, because it was just
starting to work fairly well.
Jake
On Jan 8, 2015, at 3:13 PM, Rick Cochran <[email protected]> wrote:
It pains me deeply to even be in a position to ask this question, but there I
am.
I can create the CUPS queue on the OS X client. When I print to the queue, it
prompts me for ID and password. The print job is sent to the Windows print
server. Then it disappears, but not without a trace. Which led me to this
article:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/0e72ba1d-8c80-4e76-88a7-8d48335f78d5/windows-server-2012-printing-error?forum=winserverprint
Apparently, the format of print jobs from OS X is incompatible with Microsoft's
Version 4 print drivers.
My understanding is that Version 4 drivers address many of the problems
associated with running a Windows print server. I am not willing to revert to
Version 3 drivers. If necessary, I will implement a separate solution
(probably IPPS via Linux CUPS) for OS X. I suspect IPPS to Windows would
result in the same Version 4 driver problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
Yours,
-Rick
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