>But you sure could try the workaround I presented, to change the following line in /etc/cups/printers.conf:
>AuthInfoRequired username,password
>to become:
>AuthInfoRequired none
But after the first print it is changed back to 'AuthInfoRequired username,password'
In my case I noticed, that a Windows-machine indirectly asks for a username and password when printing to that printer. (DeviceURI smb://192.168.0.3/lp). My Windows-PC can only print on that printer, if I add a network-drive on the same server that requires the same username and password.
I tried your hint:
>But you sure could try the workaround I presented, to change the following line in /etc/cups/ printers. conf:
>AuthInfoRequired username,password
>to become:
>AuthInfoRequired none
But after the first print it is changed back to 'AuthInfoRequired username,password'
In my case I noticed, that a Windows-machine indirectly asks for a username and password when printing to that printer. (DeviceURI smb://192. 168.0.3/ lp). My Windows-PC can only print on that printer, if I add a network-drive on the same server that requires the same username and password.
Maybe this can help somebody...