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Printing, tuning cups.conf
- From: David Werner <david.werner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 15:54:33 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <20050207155413.GA5346@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Dear List,
I wanted to make use cups in our network with
BrowseProtocol=slp in /etc/cups/cups.conf on the clients.
I made a small printing section in my script
which looks as follows and worked fine to those
host which i can broadcast directly with ipp.
<printer>
<cups_installation config:type="symbol">server</cups_installation>
<default></default>
<printcap config:type="list"/>
<server_hostname></server_hostname>
<spooler>cups</spooler>
</printer>
Now I can imagine of three ways of accomplishing the wished
a)
Let the printer section as before and modify
/etc/cups/cups.conf via <files> afterwards
b)
Let the printer section as before and modify
/etc/cups/cups.conf via <scripts> afterwards
c)
Let the printer section as before and modify
/etc/cups/cups.conf via <sysconfig> afterwards
d)
Do my own printer-setup with <files> and/or <scripts>
Maybe there are more possibilities or even I missed some trick with makes
it possible to have all configuration in <printer>.
But for a)-c) is the order of execution relevant, i.e. whether <printer> gets
done before <files>.
Can anybody say something about it? I'm not really used to DTDs now.
Greetings,
David
I wanted to make use cups in our network with
BrowseProtocol=slp in /etc/cups/cups.conf on the clients.
I made a small printing section in my script
which looks as follows and worked fine to those
host which i can broadcast directly with ipp.
<printer>
<cups_installation config:type="symbol">server</cups_installation>
<default></default>
<printcap config:type="list"/>
<server_hostname></server_hostname>
<spooler>cups</spooler>
</printer>
Now I can imagine of three ways of accomplishing the wished
a)
Let the printer section as before and modify
/etc/cups/cups.conf via <files> afterwards
b)
Let the printer section as before and modify
/etc/cups/cups.conf via <scripts> afterwards
c)
Let the printer section as before and modify
/etc/cups/cups.conf via <sysconfig> afterwards
d)
Do my own printer-setup with <files> and/or <scripts>
Maybe there are more possibilities or even I missed some trick with makes
it possible to have all configuration in <printer>.
But for a)-c) is the order of execution relevant, i.e. whether <printer> gets
done before <files>.
Can anybody say something about it? I'm not really used to DTDs now.
Greetings,
David
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