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@@ -13,46 +13,44 @@ In /etc/standardskriver.cfg you are able to change the defined devices and their The syntax for doing this is simple and easy to manage via the configuration file ``/etc/standardskriver.cfg``: -``` -[settings] - -# Define if standardskriver shall be active (it gets loaded via XDG autostart during -# session startup: - -enable = {yes,no} - -# Define if groups section overrides machine section (= groups machine) or machine section -# overrides groups section. - -order = {machine groups | groups machine} - -# Define if standardskriver shall remove the previous default printer, if no entry in the groups or -# machine section matches at login time. - -delete loptions = {yes,no} - -[machine] - -# Example 01: single client (example-printer has to be defined as a known device/printer in CUPS): - -<xxx.xx.x.x> = example-printer - -# example: IP subnet (e.g. matching a pool of machines in one of the computer labs), again -# other-example-printer needs to be a well-defined CUPS print queue. - -<xxx.xx.x.x/x> = other-example-printer - -# Example: Single client defined via MAC-address: - -aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff = example-printer - -[groups] - -# Here you can define a default printer for users based on POSIX group membership (teacher-printer -# needs to be a well-defined CUPS print queue again): - -teachers = teacher-printer -``` + [settings] + + # Define if standardskriver shall be active (it gets loaded via XDG autostart during + # session startup: + + enable = {yes,no} + + # Define if groups section overrides machine section (= groups machine) or machine section + # overrides groups section. + + order = {machine groups | groups machine} + + # Define if standardskriver shall remove the previous default printer, if no entry in the groups or + # machine section matches at login time. + + delete loptions = {yes,no} + + [machine] + + # Example 01: single client (example-printer has to be defined as a known device/printer in CUPS): + + <xxx.xx.x.x> = example-printer + + # example: IP subnet (e.g. matching a pool of machines in one of the computer labs), again + # other-example-printer needs to be a well-defined CUPS print queue. + + <xxx.xx.x.x/x> = other-example-printer + + # Example: Single client defined via MAC-address: + + aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff = example-printer + + [groups] + + # Here you can define a default printer for users based on POSIX group membership (teacher-printer + # needs to be a well-defined CUPS print queue again): + + teachers = teacher-printer ## License and Copyright |