I wonder if you have really solved the problem.
in my experience changing printing permissions will be a disaster.
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From: "Mahmoud Ramadan" <***@gmail.com>
To: <ltsp-***@lists.sourceforge.net>
Subject: [Ltsp-discuss] LTSP CUPS is NOT Printing with â Filter Failed â Error Message.
Date: Sat, Jan 23, 2016 14:20
Thank u all...the issue has been solved by using #chmod -R 777 cups it was a permission issue with the configuration files causes cups to trigger message filter errors...but again solved with fixing the cups folder permissions...thanks gain...
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Post by Alkis GeorgopoulosPost by Mahmoud RamadanHi dears,
I've migrated my CUPS working configuration to the Chroot image by
copying the /etc/cups directory to the target LTSP chroot image and the
printers appears in the LTSP clients GUI without any problem BUT
whenever i try to print a document i get an error message saying "
Filter Failed " and the job stops !
I've verified that the " foomatic-filters " are installed and still get
the same error...any help to solve this issue please and thanks in advance.
1) Set up all your printers on your server.
Then go to the printers control panel (system-config-printer) and select
Server => Settings => [v] Publish shared printers connected to this system.
2) The stock Ubuntu LTSP version is quite broken and old, it won't work.
# add-apt-repository ppa:ts.sch.gr
# apt-get update
# apt-get dist-upgrade
both in the server and in the chroot
3) Don't do anything in lts.conf nor in the chroot cups folder.
Both thin and fat clients will automatically use
   CUPS_SERVER=<server_ip>
and will see all the server's printers without any other configuration,
without having to add drivers etc.
I also had problems to print from a LTSP-PNP fat-client (version
5.5.5-1~bpo8+1).
It turns out that both server and client try to share the same printer ...
I've been able to solve this problem as follows:
1.) Make sure that you are able to use the printer form the server.
2.) On the server: Disable (within CUPS) sharing connected printers
3.) Update your image (or built your client and/or copy /etc/cups)
2.) On the server: Enable (within CUPS) sharing connected printers
5.) Boot and print from the client
Truth
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