Can anyone recommend a good label printer that's compatible with RHEL (cups)? We are migrating a very large system to RHEL, and the system prints to nearly a hundred different network printers. We have already gone a long ways down the path (too far to turn back), but we now realize we have a problem in that we aren't able to successfully print to any label printers. We do a large volume of our own shipping using labels printed from Oracle, so this is actually a significant problem. The label originates on Linux -- we can't really change that. I've come up with some other ideas for how to get the labels to a printer serviced by a spooler on Windows, but I would very much prefer to send straight from the local cupsd spooler to the printer using a network print server like a jetdirect (which we've been trying to do so far without success), or to send from the local cups to a printer on a remote cupsd with the printer attached via usb or something like that, not fight with cross-platform problems. Seems hard to believe no one else is doing label printing from Linux. There's even potentially a consulting opportunity for someone who can get it working quickly... -- Trever Furnish Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from Unix. -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
