linux - Adding domain users to CUPS allow list

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2014-02
  • Ben Dauphinee

    CentOS 6, CUPS. I've been able to log in with my user account to the web admin CUPS login, but I can't work out how to log in with a domain user account (on the command line, it's domain\user). Does anyone have a suggestion about how I could make this work?

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  • user94344

    Add domain_users to the SystemGroup in /etc/cups/cups-files.conf:

    SystemGroup domain_users lpdmin

    I had an issue that the second group has to enter a password. No idea how to solve this.


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  • Phil

    I have a very simple network that has one domain controller (Win Server 2003) and one other computer that is part of the domain (also Win Server 2003). This other computer will allow me to log in as a domain user, but when I am trying to set permissions on some shared folders, it won't let me set permissions for domain users; only local users.

    I have tried specifying the domain of the user like NETWORKDOMAIN\domainuser and [email protected], but neither work. When I click on the Locations button, the name of the domain is left out and it only shows me the name of the local computer.

    I have been able to do this before; I can't think of anything that's different. Is there a way to fix this? Is there a better way of going about things?


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  • Phil

    Here's the answer to the same question on serverfault.com.