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03-07-2003 06:58 AM
03-07-2003 06:58 AM
sam printer add: corrupted member file
Hi
I try to add a remoteprinter from SAM, it responds with : corrupted member file.
Thanks
Donald
I try to add a remoteprinter from SAM, it responds with : corrupted member file.
Thanks
Donald
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03-07-2003 07:08 AM
03-07-2003 07:08 AM
Re: sam printer add: corrupted member file
Please paste the output of "lpstat -t" here.
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03-07-2003 07:21 AM
03-07-2003 07:21 AM
Re: sam printer add: corrupted member file
I 've not seen this error message before. But there is a member directory under /etc/lp and this directory normally holds some files in it. Those files are created with the printer names as specified in the "interface" directory. Actually these files will have the device names of the respective printers. For remote printer's it will be /dev/null.
Check this directory and see any permission is wrong or any files are corrupted. If you find a file name with the one which you are trying to add, then remove/move it and try again.
Check this directory and see any permission is wrong or any files are corrupted. If you find a file name with the one which you are trying to add, then remove/move it and try again.
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03-07-2003 07:32 AM
03-07-2003 07:32 AM
Re: sam printer add: corrupted member file
It does looks like one or more files in /etc/lp/member is missing. The files in here are actual name of the printer. what you need to do is check your current printer list with lpstat and from that list try to match them with the files in /etc/lp/member. If yu find any file missing, you can recreate them easily. Say you're missing the file "lj3". You would simply vi that file and enter the line ..
/dev/null
(ie for remote printer) into that file. Save it with ownership lp:lp and permission 644.
No try the SAM operation again and see if you got any more problem.
/dev/null
(ie for remote printer) into that file. Save it with ownership lp:lp and permission 644.
No try the SAM operation again and see if you got any more problem.
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