I would like to have a queue administrator that is not root. I noticed that lpd runs a su 'daemon' and that /var/spool/lpd/.. is owned by daemon and group daemon. Yet the perms set on /var/spool/lpd are 700. If I set perms to 770 and then put a user in the daemon group would that enable that person to be a 'printer admin', ie use lpc to hold, flush, release queues?
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