I have latest cups (1.1.17_pre20021025) installed. Printing with root access is okay. Printing with normal user access works when invoked like: lpr 'file-to-print'. If it is invoked through a pipe (e.g. cat 'file' | lpr), printing doesn't work. I get: lpr: unable to create temporary file. Error Some ideas?? mike
Hi again, I double-checked the file permission of the lp, lpr, lpq, lprm executables. I think they should have the suid and guid bit set. I changed it, and now it works. Is it a security risk??
Once again Paul de Vrieze gave me a useful hint. I had some wrong permissions on my temporary /var/tmp directory. Changing these permissions to the correct values, reactivated printing through pipe for normal users. Thanks Paul see ya mike
sorry, forgot to close the bug mike