getting printer location anddescriptioninformationfromthecommand line

[Sites, Brad]

In what way?  It is configured in CUPS and available to all users on the
system.  However, it is not shared via SAMBA.

BTW, I am running RHEL4 and cups-1.1.22-0.rc1.9.20.2.el4_6.6.

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Is that a shared printer?


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Really?  It does for me.

memcolinux5 root medev /root
> lpstat -l -p PCO-045M
printer PCO-045M is idle.  enabled since Jan 01 00:00
        Form mounted:
        Content types: any
        Printer types: unknown
        Description: PCO-045M
        Alerts: none
        Location: Keene St. - Columbia
        Connection: direct
        Interface: /etc/cups/ppd/PCO-045M.ppd
        On fault: no alert
        After fault: continue
        Users allowed:
                (all)
        Forms allowed:
                (none)
        Banner required
        Charset sets:
                (none)
        Default pitch:
        Default page size:
        Default port settings:

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That does not provide the location and description

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lpstat -l -p printer_name


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thecommand line

Is there a way to get printer location and description information from
the command line.

The information shows up in cups and system-config-printer, but I need a
way to extract this information via command line.

Lpadmin allow you to set this info, but doesn't provide it.

 

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