On Tue, Oct 15, 2002 at 11:42:04PM -0400, Gerry Kirk wrote: > Printing was working fine, until I tried to switch to CUPS. I configured > a printer via the CUPS web admin tool. The test print was fine. However, > from a non-root user, nothing came out.
(Odd; works for me.) > So, I tried switching back to LPD, again using the Printer Switcher > utility and restarting the appropriate daemon, stopping the other. Still > no dice. There is an extra thing you need to do. The steps you need (it seems) are: redhat-switch-printer service cups stop chkconfig cups-lpd off service xinetd reload rm /etc/printcap service lpd start > I can print using either printing service if I am root, but no other > user. I would recommend that you pick a print spooler first, and then try to get it working (but stick with one). Tim. */
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