On Fri, Jan 07, 2005 at 09:28:18AM -0500, gslink wrote: > FC3 (I need a more stable system than Rawhide) has about the correct > printing detection. What happens if you have several hundred printers > on a network. You do not want detection as these are likely to be light > duty, private printers. Why would private printers be being broadcast in the first place? > Currently, CUPS publishes those printers that are marked shared > queue and these are picked up by all machines on the network. This > is fine but searching for and publishing printers that just have a > lan address is wrong. On a large lan this could take hours and > result in a long printer listing. I'm not quite sure what behaviour you are seeing that you think is incorrect. Could you be a bit more specific please? Tim. */
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