On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 7:23 AM, wrote:
> Windows XP, vista, and 7 happily will print to a lpd printer. In the
> windows world this is called a port, and, lpd is one of the options.
>
> It's 12 pages of idiot blather, but, you can see the XP setup (or maybe
2000
> setup) here:
>
> ftp://ftp.dlink
Windows XP, vista, and 7 happily will print to a lpd printer. In the windows
world this is called a port, and, lpd is one of the options.
It's 12 pages of idiot blather, but, you can see the XP setup (or maybe 2000
setup) here:
ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Printserver/dp300U/QIG/DP300U_QIG_100.zip
V
Predrag Punosevac wrote:
I know very little about Windows but I would swear
that I have seen or read that Windows can speak LPD printing protocol.
I also have no knowledge of Samba but I would swear that I read
somewhere that supports LPD.
Yes, windows speaks LPD. I just don't know anythi
"nixlists" wrote:
> Hi. I need to print from Windows machines to an OpenBSD box using IPP.
> Is CUPS the only software that will let me do this? CUPS is huge,
> buggy and full of security holes. Wants to only run as root as well.
> Thanks.
To my knowledge CUPS is the only spooling system availa
Hi. I need to print from Windows machines to an OpenBSD box using IPP.
Is CUPS the only software that will let me do this? CUPS is huge,
buggy and full of security holes. Wants to only run as root as well.
Thanks.
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