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#5 Re: Debian, CUPS, Samba... Days of grief Posted by Anonymous (61.11.xx.xx) on Wed 30 Nov 2005 at 03:45 Is samba really needed? If you have cupsd running on linuxA, can't you just access it by setting the network printer on windowsA to ipp://something (I can't remember the details, but that's how I've done it years ago (heh, which is why I've forgotten all about it - fit and forget - but samba was not needed just for cups)). For other linux boxen (eg linuxB) you have cups client configured to work with cupsd. I'll look it up later on my lan and give details. Also, (to Lloyd) have you consider hiring a debian geek to fix it up for you and show you the ropes? That's the next step if you can't figure it out after all this. Failing that, ubuntu breezy is a probably a no-brainer for this sort of thing. all the best PJ

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