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Solution for iprintman Error after Installing Open Enterprise Server 2

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After installing Open Enterprise Server 2 iprintman CLI fails with Authorization Error.

Install OES 2.



Run command iprintman psm -l.



It prompts for User name and Password.



After entering it throws the error:



terminate called after throwing an instance of 'OpenWBEM4::HTTPException'



what(): Unable to process request: 401: Authentication failure



Aborted.


Cause:


For iprintman to work properly LUM enable the admin user.



Resolution:



LUM enable the admin user.



Steps for LUM enabling:



  1. Run yast2 novell-lum from terminal.



  2. Press Continue.







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  • So what do you do when namuserlist works (both before and after the procedure listed above) but you still get the error shown above ??

    namuserlist -x ou=site,o=org
    novlxregd:x:81:81:Novell XRegD System User:/var/opt/novell/xtier/xregd:/bin/false
    novlxsrvd:x:82:81:Novell XSrvD System User:/var/opt/novell/xtier/xsrvd:/bin/false
    wwwrun:x:30:8::/var/lib/wwwrun:/bin/bash
    site-admin:x:1035:1005::/home/site-admin:/bin/bash

    p
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