On Fri, 2007-10-26 at 16:13 +0200, Jos Vos wrote: > "Fighting" cupsd.conf is something occurring whenever you want to change > something ;-). In the past, I also saw those "ghost changes" that made > your print system not work anymore after a while, but since I found out > what packages are "guilty" for that, I'm standard removing those on every > system I install :).
Actually Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 does not adjust /etc/cups/cupsd.conf when packages such as foomatic and system-config-printer are updated, unlike previous versions which did. Partly this is due to CUPS-1.2 allowing state such as 'this printer is shared' to be stored separately from the server configuration file, and allowing it to be modified using IPP calls; and partly it is due to the re-design of system-config-printer to be completely IPP-based rather than configuration file-based. Tim. */
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