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Re: print to pdf?



I don't think yoare correct. If samba's printing system is cups, samba
never gets the job, and so, cannot run your script.
The solution is very easy, save your script as a cups backend called
called pdf and install it as a printer, as documented in my email.

But I could be wrong...


Chris

On Fri, 2002-08-30 at 14:29, Anthony E. Greene wrote:
> On 30-Aug-2002/08:54 -0400, Chris Mason <masonc masonc com> wrote:
> >Tony,
> >I think you said you don't know how to interface this with cups, is that
> >correct?
> 
> Since I never actually print the document, the printing system itself is
> irrelavent.
> 
> In my system, Samba receives the Postscript data, writes it to a temp
> file, then calls my script to deal with the temp file. My script does some
> processing and mails the results back the user. No LPR, LPRNG, or CUPS
> involved. The script uses Samba, Perl, Ghostscript (ps2pdf), OpenLDAP
> (ldapsearch), Metamail (mmencode), and sendmail.
> 
> Tony
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