Till Kamppeter wrote:
> The user account created as the first one on the system (or accounts
> created as privileged accounts) are in the group "lpadmin" (see
> /etc/group). They can do CUPS administration without password. They can
> call commands like system-config-printer or lpadmin without sudo. Check
> whether the desired accounts are in the lpadmin group. In the web
> interface of CUPS (http://localhost:631/) these users use their own user
> names and passwords.
>
Thanks.
That's it. I didn't realize that cups was using the lpadmin group. I
also assumed that the user tool added the user to the correct groups.
Maybe there should be another bug report
"users-admin fails to add new admin user to lpadmin group"
I think "Administer the system" should include membership in lpadmin.
Till Kamppeter wrote: config- printer or lpadmin without sudo. Check localhost: 631/) these users use their own user
> The user account created as the first one on the system (or accounts
> created as privileged accounts) are in the group "lpadmin" (see
> /etc/group). They can do CUPS administration without password. They can
> call commands like system-
> whether the desired accounts are in the lpadmin group. In the web
> interface of CUPS (http://
> names and passwords.
>
Thanks.
That's it. I didn't realize that cups was using the lpadmin group. I
also assumed that the user tool added the user to the correct groups.
Maybe there should be another bug report
"users-admin fails to add new admin user to lpadmin group"
I think "Administer the system" should include membership in lpadmin.
-jim