Hi Jonathan. Thanks for the update on your life! (chuckle!)
Congratulations on graduating university. :)
I hope you still have time for Ubuntu or some form of Linux in your life. I am
just clearing up these old bug reports that are still open from years ago.
I will close the report now.
Have a gr
*laughs*
Indeed, I do not need this anymore. I've had time to graduate university
(where CUPS was useful), move homes a bunch of times, change OSes, among
other things. Have a good triage!
On Thu, Nov 1, 2018 at 11:06 AM gf <856...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote:
> Hello Jonathan,
> Thank you for sub
Hello Jonathan,
Thank you for submitting this feature/enhancement request for the cups package.
You made this request quite some time ago and Ubuntu has been updated since
then.
Do you think this feature/enhancement is still needed or can we close
this bug report?
Thank you again for helping
# User-Agent: CUPS/1.6.2 (Linux 3.8.0-29-generic; x86_64) IPP/2.0
We have a 'secure' (= cannot print without logging in with a fob)
printing system working on a Ricoh printer. The cups server is running
on my workstation, and I'm working mostly off of packet capture.
I *CAN* send a secured job to
I worked around this by adding
Option job-originating-user-name
In the printer under printers.conf file.
You can also go to printing > properties > Job Options > Other Options
(Advanced)
add: job-originating-user-name
value:
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> I can't believe this is still in. Is CUPS unused in enterprise
> environments?
In my opinion, CUPS is good infrastructure, but it needs a bit of love
with documentation and user interaction and so on. Which it somehow
isn't getting, and it puzzles me why - most other system critical stuff
seems
I can't believe this is still in. Is CUPS unused in enterprise
environments? At our offce we identiy with an account number as to
assign printout costs to department accounts rather than individual
users. I have to set a username for printig, without identifiication,
printouts get silently ignored.
In 12.04 when entering user@host/printer format into the add printer
wizard the final added printer URI is host/printer thus breaking the
suggested fix.
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As CUPS does not support setting the job user name as default, on
system-config-printer we cannot do anything, as it is only for setting
the defaults for a print queue. The print dialogs of the applications
are not part of system-config-printer.
So what needs improvement is:
1. CUPS, to allow job
Lars, consider this as a feature request for the Common Print Dialog. It
should offer the possibility to enter a job user name.
** Package changed: system-config-printer (Ubuntu) => cups (Ubuntu)
** Also affects: common-print-dialog-gtk
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in:
Since it works on cups' `lp`, I'll move this back to the system dialogs
** Package changed: cups (Ubuntu) => system-config-printer (Ubuntu)
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Title:
Actually, under cups 1.5.0, it is possible to use the option '-U' to
identify as another user on the remote server.
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Title:
Cannot declare itself
This is a missing feature in CUPS upstream. CUPS has no possibility to
set an alternative user as a default setting for a queue.
Report this on the upstream bug tracking system of CUPS:
http://www.cups.org/str.php
** Package changed: system-config-printer (Ubuntu) => cups (Ubuntu)
** Changed in
At my surprise, the file was already configured as such. Upon submitting
a new job, it looks like my alternate username still wasn't sent.
## /etc/cups/printers.conf ##
# Printer configuration file for CUPS v1.4.6
# Written by cupsd
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE WHEN CUPSD IS RUNNING
AuthInfoRequired
What you could try is to edit the URIs in the /etc/cups/printers.conf
file. Stop CUPS, edit the file and after that start CUPS.
You have to edit the URIs adding "@" before the host name.
Turn
ipp://cups.ncs.mcgill.ca:631/printers/mcgill_mono
into
ipp://jonall...@cups.ncs.mcgill.ca:631/printers
** Attachment removed: "CurrentDmesg.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/system-config-printer/+bug/856776/+attachment/2442740/+files/CurrentDmesg.txt
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