I'm not sure if this is the right KDE component on which to report, but here goes... Using the latest KDE applications from F12-stable, I am unable to get any KDE-based applications to print to a CUPS server using Kerberos. I am using cups-1.4.2-20.fc12.x86_64 I AM however, able to print just fine with Firefox under KDE to the Kerberos-enabled CUPS server. I followed the directions here: http://cups.org/documentation.php/kerberos.html From KDE apps, I get the same error as listed here: http://www.cups.org/str.php?L3435 But that problem was to have been fixed here: * Tue Dec 08 2009 Tim Waugh <twaugh> - 1:1.4.2-14 - The scheduler did not use the Get-Job-Attributes policy for a printer (STR #3431). - The scheduler added two job-name attributes to each job object (STR #3428). - The scheduler did not clean out completed jobs when PreserveJobHistory was turned off (STR #3425). - The web interface did not show completed jobs (STR #3436). - Authenticated printing did not always work when printing directly to a remote server (STR #3435).
I would like to add Tim Waugh (hopefully he's willing) as he seems to be the CUPS man of Fedora.
Sorry, I'm not really very familiar with the Kerberos support in CUPS yet. :-(
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Reported to upstream KDE: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=225738
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This has happened all throughout F13 as well.
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