[cups.general] CUPS and Kerberos on Linux

Michael R Sweet msweet at apple.com
Fri Mar 7 08:10:16 PST 2008


John A. Murdie wrote:
> ...
> D [07/Mar/2008:13:37:47 +0000] [CGI] /usr/local/cups-1.3.6/share/cups/drivers/pscript5.dll: No such file or directory
> -- But I'm on Linux, not Windows!

admin.cgi is looking to see if you have the Windows drivers
installed, which controls whether the "Export Printers to Samba"
button is shown.

> E [07/Mar/2008:13:37:50 +0000] Unable to import client credentials cache: Invalid credential was supplied, No error
> -- Error, yet 'No error'?

Thank GSSAPI for this confusing error message.  The first is the
"major" error and the second is the "minor" error.  Why they don't
filter out the minor when == 0, I don't know...

Anyways, cupsd isn't able to verify the credentials sent by the
client, which probably means the browser is sending something bad
or the server's Kerberos/GSSAPI stuff isn't configured properly
(although that usually results in different errors...)

> E [07/Mar/2008:13:37:59 +0000] Bad request line "gibberish" from myIPaddress!
> D [07/Mar/2008:13:37:59 +0000] cupsdSendError: 8 code=400 (Bad Request)
> -- This one seems to happen only, and always, after a successfull SSL shutdown

Since we close the connection and free the client structure when
turning encryption off, I don't know why you are seeing this.

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Michael R Sweet                        Senior Printing System Engineer





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