HP Distributed Print Service Administration Guide
Chapter 13 391
Troubleshooting
Problems with Jobs
section if the user submitted a job to logical printer LogPrt2 and
received the following error message.
pdpr: 5010-612 You must be authorized to perform this
operation on object Spooler1:LogPrt2.
This error message indicates that the logical printer to which the user
submitted the job is restricted by DCE security.
• If the user cannot, or does not, log into DCE, he or she must select a
logical printer that is not restricted by DCE. The logical printer must
have attribute authorize-jobs=false.
• If the user believes that he or she should be able to print to this
logical printer, it might be that one or more of the following are true:
— The user forgot to log in to DCE. Have the user log in to DCE and
enter the command again.
— The user's DCE authorization ticket expired. Have the user log in
to DCE and enter the command again.
— The user does not have permission to use that logical printer. See
“List the DCE Permissions Granted by an HPDPS Object” in the
next section for instructions on listing the permissions granted by
an object.
— The user is not in the group that has read permission to the
logical printer. See “List the Members of a DCE Group” shortly for
instructions on listing the members of a group.
List the DCE Permissions Granted by an HPDPS Object Use the
DCE acl_edit command to makesure that the logical printergrants the
correct permissions to the user's DCE group. For example, assume that
the logical printer to which the user submitted the job is
LogPrtRestrict, contained in the spooler Spool1. The user is a member
of the Confidential_Printing DCE group, which you believe should
have read permission to the logical printer LogPrtRestrict. To view the
permissions granted by LogPrtRestrict, use the following steps:
1. Use the acl_edit command on the logical printer. For example,
enter:
acl_edit -e /.:/pdsec/Spool1/printer/LogPrtRestrict
This displays warning messages if you are not logged in to DCE and
displays the acl_edit prompt.