cups-1.4.6-9.fc15.x86_64 error...

[Rob Healey]

Dear Tim:

>These aren't a problem:

> W [15/Feb/2011:04:18:27 +0000] No SubscriptionPrivateValues defined in
> policy default - using defaults.
> W [15/Feb/2011:04:18:27 +0000] No limit for Cancel-Jobs defined in
> policy authenticated - using Pause-Printer's policy.
> W [15/Feb/2011:04:18:27 +0000] No limit for Cancel-My-Jobs defined in
> policy authenticated - using Send-Document's policy.
> W [15/Feb/2011:04:18:27 +0000] No limit for Close-Job defined in
> policy authenticated - using Send-Document's policy.
> W [15/Feb/2011:04:18:27 +0000] No JobPrivateAccess defined in policy
> authenticated - using defaults.
> W [15/Feb/2011:04:18:27 +0000] No JobPrivateValues defined in policy
> authenticated - using defaults.
> W [15/Feb/2011:04:18:27 +0000] No SubscriptionPrivateAccess defined in
> policy authenticated - using defaults.
> W [15/Feb/2011:04:18:27 +0000] No SubscriptionPrivateValues defined in
> policy authenticated - using defaults.

>The problem is here:

> E [15/Feb/2011:04:18:27 +0000] Unable to bind socket for address
> 127.0.0.1:631

- Address already in use.
> E [15/Feb/2011:04:18:27 +0000] Unable to bind broadcast socket -
> Address already in use.

>Something else has already bound to port 631.

>Do you have portreserve installed?  That's meant to prevent other
>programs from stealing ports.  It's possible, of course, that there's
>some bug in portreserve that means that it doesn't relinquish the port
>when requested...

>What does 'netstat -tlp' say (as root)?

Here is what you have asked for....

[root at CaptainHook ~]# netstat -tlp
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address               Foreign Address
State       PID/Program name
tcp        0      0 *:ftp                       *:*
LISTEN      1011/vsftpd
tcp        0      0 *:ipp                       *:*
LISTEN      1015/cupsd
tcp        0      0 *:http                      *:*
LISTEN      1092/httpd
tcp        0      0 *:ipp                       *:*
LISTEN      1015/cupsd
tcp        0      0 *:squid                     *:*
LISTEN      1029/(squid)

I also do not believe that I currently have any problems now!  Nothing that
a good reboot could not fix...  Here that last thing in the error_log...

D [15/Feb/2011:09:26:42 -0800] Report: clients=0
D [15/Feb/2011:09:26:42 -0800] Report: jobs=0
D [15/Feb/2011:09:26:42 -0800] Report: jobs-active=0
D [15/Feb/2011:09:26:42 -0800] Report: printers=1
D [15/Feb/2011:09:26:42 -0800] Report: printers-implicit=0
D [15/Feb/2011:09:26:42 -0800] Report: stringpool-string-count=1006
D [15/Feb/2011:09:26:42 -0800] Report: stringpool-alloc-bytes=9424
D [15/Feb/2011:09:26:42 -0800] Report: stringpool-total-bytes=20616

Sincerely yours,
Rob G. Healey
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