On Sat, 2004-09-04 at 21:20, Andreas Paulick wrote:
> I've got some inspirations from the archive of lists.samba.org and I'm
> writing a little shell-wrapper around the print-command.
> Because I have'nt access to the server right now I write this from memory:
I've got a similar setup, using CUPS
I've got some inspirations from the archive of lists.samba.org and I'm
writing a little shell-wrapper around the print-command.
Because I have'nt access to the server right now I write this from memory:
smb.conf:
snip
[printers]
Browseable = no
#don't show the real printers
[laser]
I've got some inspirations from the archive of lists.samba.org and I'm
writing a little shell-wrapper around the print-command.
Because I have'nt access to the server right now I write this from memory:
smb.conf:
snip
[printers]
Browseable = no
#don't show the real printers
[laser]
Thanks for the response.
Indeed Im not using AD, but there are logon.bat scripts for every
machine to bind a network printer to LPT1 for a old plain DOS-Software.
I'm also not a VB-expert, but I can see the way. I will keep this in
mind, but I would prefer the linux-based solution because some
Another way to do what you want is to create a logon script that sets
the printer based on the name of the computer. I do that for a couple
labs that i administer where students use roaming profiles.
I have a logon.bat that is set by active directory group policy to run
whenever someone logs in
