OK, have you looked at lpr-ng?
Since CUPS, I don't really look at Samba for sharing anymore but CUPS
does work with Samba so you may find something in the CUPS code base re.
printer discovery.
Tom Van Deun wrote:
There is no desktop involved. It's for use on an AIX system. So that
won't help I'm afraid. It needs to be CLI
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Gary Dale <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
There are the GUI tools like the KDE printer and the print manager
that acquire the list of printers somehow. And there's the
Konqueror "Services" "Print System Browser" section that gets a
list of printers. Gnome has similar capabilities, so whatever
desktop you are using should have some code you can look at and
see how it operates live.
Tom Van Deun wrote:
I can't use smbclient because that means I need to do an
install. That'll have to be approved etc etc and it won't get
approved. If I write or use a small piece of code that's ok.
I've looked around for other tools but to be honest I can't
find any. If you know of some do let me know.
Kind regards,
Tom Van Deun
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 12:27 PM, Gary Dale
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
<mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>> wrote:
Tom Van Deun wrote:
Hi list
I'm attempting to list windows shared printers in Unix.
That's
really all
that I need and I can't install Samba on the machine I
need to
list the
shared printers from. I started analyzing the smbclient
code
hoping to
extract the necessary info but as you all know it's a
daunting
task.
Certainly for a C novice.
Which is why I want to ask if there is anyone out there who
can help me. Be
it suppling me the entire or partial code, provide some
detailed steps I
should follow so I can figure it out myself or just clues.
Anything really,
I'll filter it.
Extra info:
I relaly just need to list the printers shared on
Windows 2000
systems (as
far as I know). I don't need authentication or anything. It
should work more
or less like "smbclient -L <remote system>" but it doesn't
have to list the
shared drives. No problem if it does though. (and no, I
can't
simply use
smbclient =/)
Kind regards,
Tom
Why not use smbclient if all you want is the list? Pipe the
output
through your favourite tool tool to remove the extra lines you
don't want...
However, there are other tools around that also give you a
list of
Windows (and other) printers. Have you looked at them? I don't
think there is an "easy" way to get through the morass of
SMB code
for this.
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