On Friday 26 March 2004 21:35, Adrian Kuepker wrote: > Our installed user-base is increasingly nicely here, and I need to be > able to assign a default printer on a per-machine in LTSP. Many of the > PCs have a local printer attached, and most of the rest have their own > workgroup printer. The various offices are still within the same > subnet, but many are locationally isolated or are staff which do not > necessarily understand things like modifying LP commands or the bash > prompt. > > Is there any way to send this information to their KDE sessions via the > LTSP config files? While it's possible to do so via the bash_profile > and/or bashrc, I'd like to avoid doing this, as that would add yet > another file that needs to be changed each time a terminal is switched > out or moved. > I have a similar problem. I want to restrict access to certain printers so that print jobs are not sent to the wrong printer - these kids are sending print jobs all over the place! For example if they are working in room 22 say, I would like the machines there to only see the printer in that room. Setting access on a per user basis is realy out of the question when there are nearly 900 of them. can anyone point me in the right direction? regards garry
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