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by bmitchel
There was a thread on this at http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/history/86976
first off you'll need to make sure that your linux system can print to the HP printer itself -- all you need is a native data feed through to the printer (you're going to rely upon the printer driver in Windows to actually format the data -- and you'll tell linux to pass whatever the windows machine sends directly to the printer)
Next, you'll need to ensure that the printer is shared -- via SAMBA
The final resolution (also at that URL above), was:
(quoted from page)
"My friend Shyam got a fix for me. This solved the problem on my server:
Uncomment the following:
/etc/cups/mime.convs:
application/octet-stream application/vnd.cups-raw 0
-
/etc/cups/mime.types:
application/octet-stream
then restart cups"
by darts32
First, you are required to setup a samba server on your Linux machine.
http://samba.org/ for more information.
Once you have set it up, configure your printer.
Afterward, just share the printer through samba. Edit the smb.conf
Hope this helps
by km9_2k2
'printtool' is also an easy way to configure the printer/spooler on the Linux machine. Then it's just a matter of sharing it via SAMBA.
- Matt
by ksandy
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