Hi David,
sorry for the long delay in responding; I hope you've found a solution
Never mind :-) Yes, I did.
echo "Default" $PRINTER > ~/.lpoptions
Good idea - though it seems to me that by doing it this way the printer contained in the user's .lpoptions is taken. What I was looking for was a user-independent but workstation-dependent solution.
Or do I misunderstand your example above?
What I did was a script in /etc/profile.local that reads out the workstation's name and writes the appropriate printer into that very $PRINTER. The only thing that was still missing was setting the default printer for kprinter by calling "lpoptions -d $PRINTER" at the end of that script.
Regards Rolf
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