El Vie 24 Nov 2000 14:11, escribiste:

Thanks, it sounds great but ...

I have some other unix clients w/o samba and in which I cannot install 
anything, but I'd like them to be able to print too ... so I'd like to do it 
with lpr ... any suggestions?

> > I do the following with samba in our office:
>
> (put this in you /etc/smb.conf)
> ----------------CUT HERE------------------------
> [pdfprint]
>         path=/tmp
>         guest ok = No
>         printable = Yes
>         printer driver = HP Color LaserJet 5/5M PS
>         comment = PDF Generator
>
>         print command = ps2pdf %s %s.pdf && mv -f %s.pdf ~%u/newpdf.pdf
> && echo\
> "Please find your pdf at file://\\caeprintserver\\%u\newpdf.pdf, and
> copy it som\
> ewhere else before you print another" | smbclient -M %u -U Printserver
> ----------------CUT HERE------------------------
>
> Install a PS print driver (HP Color LaserJet 5/5M PS works) on the
> clients, then if you print to the machine, it should make the psotscript
> a pdf, copy it to the home directory, and send you a popup message (I
> also had one which sends an email message, I would actually like to mail
> the file, but I was having trouble with MIME attachements).
>
> For straight postscript:
>
> ----------------CUT HERE------------------------
> [psprint]
>         path=/tmp
>         guest ok = No
>         printable = Yes
>         comment = PostScript Generator
>         Printer driver = HP DesignJet 750C/PS
>         print command = mv -f %s ~%u/newps.ps && echo "Please find your
> ps at fi\
> le://\\caeprintserver\\%u\newps.ps, and copy it somewhere else before
> you print\
> another" | smbclient -M %u -U Printserver
> ----------------CUT HERE------------------------
>
> The Designjet handles up to A0 (only in postscript, for some reason PDFs
> don't work)
>
> The coolest thing is a windows test page in a pdf !
>
> Buchan
>
> "Miguel P.C." wrote:
> > ¿Does anybody know how to print from a remote computer to a queue that
> > creates a postscript file of what's being printed?
> >
> > I mean, you can print to a file from within a computer an from a session,
> > but I'd like to set up some windows with lpr printing so they can print
> > their documents to a postscript file in the server, in order to convert
> > them to PDF and include them in a web site after classificating them.
> >
> > Any suggestion to implement my idea.
> >
> > (I think it's a cool way of letting people in a network publish their
> > stuff)
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
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