redhat-printer confiure

# install 10relate rpm packges

yum groupinstall printing

 

# chkconfig cups on

 

# CUPS Configuration Files

/etc/printcap
 Adds a list of printers for sharing; used by Samba
 
/etc/cups/classes.conf
 Configures groups of printers in a class
 
/etc/cups/client.conf
 Sets the default CUPS server for this computer; it can be local or another

remote print server
 
/etc/cups/cupsd.conf
 The main CUPS configuration file
 
/etc/cups/printers.conf
 Documents printers configured by the CUPS Web-based tool

 

# Printer Configuration Tool

system-config-printer

 

#  lpr, lpq, and lprm. They are used to add print requests, list queued print requests, and remove print requests

 

#print /root

 

ls /root | lpr -P pritnername

lpq -a

lprm *

ls /var/spool/cups

 

#set up host-based security has to modify directly from /etc/cups/cupsd.conf

#access to a CUPS printer is limited to the local computer  by default
Browsing Off

 

#configure a CUPS printer to be shared with the local network,
BrowseAddress @LOCAL

#support access from all connected networks

BrowseAddress @ALL

 

# The DefaultAuthType Basic directive uses the /etc/passwd configuration file to search for allowed users.

Browsing On
BrowseOrder allow,deny
BrowseAddress @LOCAL
DefaultAuthType Basic

 

For example, printer administrators are as specified in the following cupsd.conf container, which supports basic authentication using /etc/passwd based on users in the @SYSTEM group, also known as sys in /etc/group. Remote access to the Web-based tool is supported on the @LOCAL network.

<Location /admin/conf>
  AuthType Basic
  Require user @SYSTEM
  # Allow remote access to the configuration files...
  Order allow,deny
  Allow @LOCAL
</Location>

 

#limit access to specific IP address networks or domain names.

Allow From 192.168.30.0/255.255.255.0

Allow From *.example.com 

#setup  user-based security can be modified by access tab on system-config-printer tool