Hello there,
I'm running an acconting script written in Python via the ifhp-filter option:
accounting=/usr/local/libexec/filters/accounting_script.py
Python needs some Environment-Variables to work correct.
(LD_LIBRARY_PATH and PYTHONPATH).
I was able to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to what I wanted modifying /etc/lpd.conf
and therein filter_ld_path correctly.
But it seems as if there is no possibility to set a completely new
environment-variable
here. I used to fix similar problems with the apache server modifying
httpd.conf
and using the setenv directive.
Is there a possibility to set new environment variables for the
environment, the
filters of LPRng are running in?
Thanks for any tip
Peter
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