Ricoh Multifunctional with UserCode
Hi
Following is an overview of the print setup I need to get working:
- printer: Ricoh MPC5503
- print server: Windows 2008 SMB share with PCL6 driver
- print client: RedHat Enterprise 4 server (yes, I know it's old and should be replaced) using the generic PCL6 driver
The connection from the linux box to the windows share works, when I pause the windows queue I see the jobs arrive.
... so this setup wouldn't be that hard (I got it working for a Ricoh MP7502 with the generic PCL6 driver) if it wasn't for the fact that they have configured this printer with User and Classification codes to track and limit printing. (see attachment "ricoh.png" for an example of what to configure on a windows client)
I already tried to follow the Ricoh FAQ on LinuxFoundation chapter 1.2.3 and entered several of the commands to the Queue Options (see attachment RHEL-Queue.png) but I keep getting the error "You do not have a privilege to use this function. This job has been cancelled."
Aside from the option UserCode I couldn't find any command to pass along the classification code anywhere.
If I have left something out I'm more than willing to provide additional information. Can someone assist me to shed some light on this?
Kind regards,
Wim.
edit: I'm getting an error from the site for the uploaded files so I'm afraid I can't provide the screenshots
Comments
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Have you looked at? http://www.openprinting.org/printer/Ricoh/Ricoh-MP_C55030
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Yes, as far as I can tell this is a postscript driver, not a PCL and therefor wouldn't be compatible with the windows print queue.
(When I tried to use the openprinting driver for the other printer (Ricoh MP7502) I consistently got "print data error" back, even if I printed directly to the IP address of the printer ... that is, until I used the generic PCL6 driver.)
In the case for the MPC5503, both the PPD from openprinting.com and the generic PCL6 driver have the same result: "You do not have a privilege to use this function. This job has been cancelled."
(Also both direct and via the windows print queue)
When I click the link "Look for help in our forum for printers [etc ...]" I get a security pop-up to enter a username password but I can't seem to get in.
Kind regards,
Wim.0 -
Try to download the PPD file from here to install the driver, and then set the same User Code as the printer in the printer driver.
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