I'm trying to print from my remote server to my local printer. It's
working great via CUPS, but I've been warned that this is not a good
idea and that I should be using Net::Printer instead. Net::Printer
docs say:
Net::Printer, by itself, does not speak to printers running the CUPS
protocol. In
On Saturday 02 February 2008, Grant wrote:
I thought CUPS was *the* way to print on Linux. Is there another
solution that would work better with Net::Printer?
CUPS is the latest in a long string of different print systems, all
trying to solve this infernally difficult problem called putting
I thought CUPS was *the* way to print on Linux. Is there another
solution that would work better with Net::Printer?
CUPS is the latest in a long string of different print systems, all
trying to solve this infernally difficult problem called putting dots
on the right place on a bit of
On Saturday 02 February 2008, Grant wrote:
I thought CUPS was *the* way to print on Linux. Is there
another solution that would work better with Net::Printer?
CUPS is the latest in a long string of different print systems,
all trying to solve this infernally difficult problem called
I thought CUPS was *the* way to print on Linux. Is there
another solution that would work better with Net::Printer?
CUPS is the latest in a long string of different print systems,
all trying to solve this infernally difficult problem called
putting dots on the right place on a
On Saturday 02 February 2008, Grant wrote:
You're right, access to the printer can be given only to certain
hosts. So simply using 'lpr file.pdf' on the remote machine doesn't
strike you as a bad idea?
Lets look at this from the perspective of what is really going on.
You have a process on
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