Thread-topic: allowing non-admin users to add printer queue's in leopard
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Isaac,
I was looking for this fix, I think I posted to the macenterprise group
though.......I edited the same file, but it didn't work for me. I'll give
it another go around with what you got. I don't recall what I tried now, I
know I edited the same file and location but I think I was using different
settings like setting defaultuser or something.
Now if I can figure out how to get Time Machine to stop pesting every time a
user plugs in an external drive and turn off the clients from broadcasting
their names to the Windows network. Wish I could shut off the SMB/CIFS
service like in previous versions. And time machine should give the option
to shut off the pesting message.
-Dan
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Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2007 15:32:41 -0500
From: Isaac Vetter <email@hidden>
Subject: allowing non-admin users to add printer queue's in leopard
To: email@hidden
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Hi All;
I searched through the list, and didn't find a reasonable method for
allowing non-admin users to add printer in 10.5.
One can edit the client machine's cupsd.conf file to give all user's the
ability to add and modify printers and to set the default printer,
like so:
<Limit CUPS-Add-Modify-Printer CUPS-Set-Default>
Order allow, deny
Allow all
</Limit>
Isaac Vetter
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