----- Original Message ----- From: "Roger L Sopher" <rlsopher@...> Thanks for all the help so far, but... I d/l & installed cups-devel, & the two scripts to set up QTR worked without any errors this time, but when I tried to set up the printer with WebMin, there were no drivers listed for the CUPS driver, only a single numeral "1" (one), and also there were no options listed (Dither Algorithms, Image Type, etc. were not there). Which distribution of Linux are you using? Which version of WebMin? The newest one had a problem with the printer module and needs to have it updated. You can do that from WebMin in the webmin administration module. ************ I'm using the boxed RH9; I d/l WebMin 1.121. After reading your kind email I updated the printer module to ver. 1.124 but the problem remains - all I see is a numeral "1" & no options listed etc. for CUPS. ************ I'm wondering if I need to reformat & start over with Linux (ugh) because I have not had any success in running Red Hat Network either. I can't register my hardware or RPMs for updating, & keep getting silly error messages when I try. Yes, I installed the Security Certificate update. They (Red Hat) are making Microsoft look like the good guys... If you are using the boxed set of Red Hat 9 there is a problem in getting into the network because they changed their security setup. You can get the updates to up2date from any of the red hat mirror sites or if you send me your email address I will send them to you as an attachment. Once you install those two updates you should be able to register your system and get into rhn.redhat.com without any problem. ************ I already updated the two security files & my system is registered on RHN but I can't send my hardware or RPM info; I get a "Problem sending hardware profile" (or similar) message & when I click OK the window inviting me to register the system is still there & if I try again I get the same error, but now (unknown to me at first) I have a 2nd system registered on RHN with the same name. I tried unchecking the hardware profile & then I received "Problem sending RPM profile". I had 5 duplicate systems listed on the Red Hat Network website before I figured out what was happening. So I deleted them all & tried again with the same result... ouch ************ I agree Red Hat has become a pain in the tuchus since they decided to go exclusively "big time." I am looking at other distros to see if any that are reasonably user friendly to the non Linux buff would be a good home for QTR. SuSE looks promising but my Linux box and SuSE have some incompatibilities that make loading it a bit tricky. I am going to try one of the debian versions over the next few weeks to see if they do any better. ************ Thanks for all your efforts Roger. I am feeling pretty frustrated and don't know that I want to invest more time trying SuSE or any other Linux distros for that matter. The irony in all this is that I am the "computer guy" at the small company I work for, doing all the routine network admin (with an ancient NT 3.51 server - HA!) and desktop support in addition to the graphics work. They think I am some kind of miracle-worker who knows everything but Linux reveals the truth - I know next to nothing! -Barry
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Re: [Digital BW] Red Hat 9 and QTR install problem
2003-12-29 by Barry Kelsall
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