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Reading printer quota information,

Subject: Reading printer quota information,
From: David Garrett <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 14:02:54 -0700
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Hello all.

Has anyone found a way to determine how many pages a user has printed to a particular print que, and/or how many pages they have left before they reach their limit? There is no obvious way to do this in the WGM, and from my playing with dscl in the command line, I can find out what the user's limit is, but not how many pages they have actually printed.

This seems like an obvious bit of information a system admin might want so, there should be some way. Or is there?

Thanks
Dave
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