Large cups systems?
Kurt Pfeifle
k1pfeifle at gmx.net
Wed Oct 17 07:56:26 PDT 2007
Seth Galitzer wrote:
>>> That job I'm still
>>> analyzing, but it's a 40MB (wow) pdf file.
>> How many pages? Embedded pictures with high resolutions?
>
> For these jobs, files are ranging anywhere from 3 to 20 pages.
My question was directed at that biggish 40 MByte job specifically, in
case that was not clear.
> One of
> them used a Japanese font. The one that I was able to print later in
> the day from the original document was an excerpt from a journal, mostly
> text with a few simple B&W figures. I haven't examined the others yet.
> I'll post an update here in a bit.
>
>> What happens if you use Acrobat to "Save As..." under a different name?
>> Does it then shrink considerably in size?
This question was about the same job.
>>> lp 26063 0.2 0.0 3204 1180 ? S 16:59 0:00
>>> n232-hp4600 2282 userfoo smbprn.00000234 grn.pdf 1
>>> job-uuid=urn:uuid:2add51a9-f8b6-3aba-42c9-33cfbdc3a12b
>>> /var/spool/cups/d02282-001
>> A job title starting with "smbprn.000" is an indication for the job
>> having arrived via Samba, not Mac OS X. Mac OS X would talk CUPS-to-
>> CUPS and IPP, no?
>>
>
> In our case, setting up the printer via samba on Mac clients seems to
> work the best.
So they do indeed manually install their printers, and use the smb://
backend (which uses smbspool) to create their printers???
And *that* is supposed to work better than using CUPS browsing, which
shows the printers available on the CUPS servers automatically?
> It's the easiest for the user to do, anyway. Otherwise,
> they have to do a bit of manual setup on the local (to their machine)
> cups server. And if it takes more than two steps, it's too much for
> them to deal with.
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Kurt Pfeifle
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