[jhamner]

[QUOTE][u]Quote by: MacTroll[/u][p]If the printing solution mentioned at WWDC is the same one I’m familiar with, the scripts mentioned above are almost identical.

The WWDC one was a compiled binary, the ones above are shell scripts. End result is very much the same.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, the pkg I have provides a compiled binary.

[QUOTE]Latest builds of CUPS now have Kerberos authentication in the code, so if Apple picks this up for Leopard, you shouldn’t have to go through these hoops. Until then, the above solution should do you well.[/QUOTE]
In the meantime, I’ve written the person who originally gave me the kprintd installer and asked that he post it somewhere. I haven’t really dug into the shell scripts yet, but I’m intrigued.

[jhamner]

[QUOTE]It would be cool if some of you that have this problem (identified as the NT_STATUS_ACCESS DENIED error) could test this a bit and see if this solves the problem for you. The source is of course included, since they are just bash scripts. To install it, just follow the directions in the INSTALL file in the archive.
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I’ve seen these errors too. To get around them I found some guys at WWDC 2006 who knew some guys who wrote a kerberos printer daemon. It rocks and works darn near seamlessly. Very easy to set up…just a loginhook. They call it kprintd.

That said, I’m happy to try out the scripts and see.

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