Well just to give you a little sample of me
samba.conf:
[B2]
printer = B2
printer driver location = /usr/local/drivers
printable = yes
printer driver = HP LaserJet 4
print command = lp -d B2 -o %f %s
Yes i know some of them are obselete as i will soon
replace them with the Imprints method. There are
multiple entries like this for each printer on-site.
The Global part goes:
[global]
path = /var/tmp
wins server = 192.168.3.1
auto services = global
printing = cups
dns proxy = No
printer driver file = /usr/bin
postscript = yes
null passwords = yes
character set = ISO8859-15
socket options = TCP_NODELAY SO_SNDBUF=8192
SO_RCVBUF=8192
keepalive = 30
printcap name = lpstat_sleep
max log size = 200
password level = 8
interfaces = 192.168.3.8/255.255.252.0
username level = 8
writeable = no
which i believe is suffiecent for the task?
--- Mark Evans
Palmer wrote:
*smacks head against table very hard x10* What a n00b i am! i thought it was directory *not* a file. RTFM springs to mind ;) oh and some glasses too!
Ok i've added profile.local file, inserted me alias command, sourced it then made sure samba had the correct settings and restarted both samba and cups services. Unfortunately its still not retaining jobs and multiple jobs still get through :/
That's because it only affects when lpr is called from the shell. To take effect in samba you'd need to modify or add a "print command" line in your smb.conf.
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