Bernardo Innocenti wrote:
Hello,
in our office setup, the only available printer is
shared by a server running cups.
Is seems that clients still need to run cupsd just
to print through this printer. cupsd takes a few
seconds to start and is generally a resource hog.
Is it possible to access the remote printer without
using a local cupsd? If not, how could I turn off
unneeded cups components such as the web server at
port 632 and local printer discovery?
Not to deter you, but this post is best suited for
fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxxx The topic of this mailing list is strictly that
of development of Fedora.
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