Hi Felipe,
My goal was to have my own script for "lpq command", and the only supported
parameter is %p. Samba doesn't pass %u because it is not available the way it is
implemented within Samba.
Now I have realized that it is not such a big issue when a user see all jobs
(against only his own jobs). It's even better, he now sees why it takes long.
N.B. my "print command" is a PDF converter for 40'000 desktops.
Charles
Felipe Augusto van de Wiel wrote:
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On 09/29/2006 03:59 PM, Charles Bueche escreveu:
Hi,
Hey Charles,
I'm developing a script for "lpq command". It would need a %U
option so that the script can know which user asked for the
job list. Currently, lpq command seem to only serve %p. Is
there any hope to get %U ?
I'm not quite sure about what exactly you are asking, but
if you talking about the 'lpq command' parameter on the smb.conf,
you should be able to use the common variables. The real question
is: "the lpq command that you are using has support to username?"
I'm using etch on my desktop, 'man lpq' told me that lpq
supports -U, so you should be able to use:
lpq command = /usr/bin/lpq -P%p -U%u
I see that my script run as root, so I assume the calling
user info is lost ?
Hmmm... the Samba should be able to pass the right
information of who is connecting to the share (or querying
the printer) even if the command is running as root.
TIA,
Charles
Kind regards,
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Coordenadoria de Tecnologia da Informação (CTI) - SEDU/PARANACIDADE
http://www.paranacidade.org.br/ Phone: (+55 41 3350 3300)
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