ubuntu 6.06: cups-1.2.0 PAM authenication not working
P Jones
deerfieldtech at gmail.com
Mon Jun 5 20:48:12 UTC 2006
Add the user cupsys to the shadow group. This is documented in
/etc/share/doc/cupsys/README.Deb.gz. Quoting from the README:
"Administration over the web interface is disabled by default since it
requires the CUPS daemon to be able to read /etc/shadow. If you want to
enable web administration with shadow passwords (authentication type
'basic'), put the user cupsys into group shadow by
adduser cupsys shadow
as root.
Only users who are in group 'lpadmin' can administrate printers (using
gnome-cups-manager, lpadmin or any other frontend but the web
interface). To allow printer administration to user joe, put him into
this group by executing
adduser joe lpadmin
(again as root)."
On 6/5/06, toylet <toylet.toylet at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Who could use "AuthType Basic" in cupsd.conf and successfully login using a
> lpadmin user to login the admin page?
>
> I suspected that the cups-1.2.0 in Dapper was not compiled to support PAM
> because I couldn't login using root.
> It always said my password was wrong. /etc/pam.d/cupsys seems to be ok!
>
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