############################################################################### # # The Print Provider Configuration File. # ############################################################################### # # This file is intended for advanced users.

Please consult the documentation # before modifying this file. # # NOTE: The hash (#) represents a comment. # # # Define the name or IP address of the application server. # On secondary server installs, this value should be changed to point to the # primary application server. # Default: 127.0.0.1 # Examples: mainserver.localdomain.com, win2003, 1.2.3.4 # # IMPORTANT: Please restart the server or the "Print Provider Service" after # changing this value. # ApplicationServer=10.31.71.247 # # Define the TCP port associated with the application server. # Default: 9191 # Examples: 8080 # ApplicationServerPort=9191 # # WINDOWS ONLY: To ignore/monitor printers on other platforms see the manual. # # Define a list of printers to ignore. The list is defined by a comma separated # list of string values. Note: Do not prefix the name with the server # or use the share name. Use the full local name only. # # On Windows, restart the "Print Provider" service to apply changes. # # Default: none # Examples: hplaserj,HP Color Laser,sci_lab,PdfPrinter # IgnorePrinters= # # Define if debug logging is enabled. # Default: off # Examples: on, development # #debug=on # # The timeout in seconds associated with parsing printer spool files. # Default: 5 minutes. # Unit: seconds # Examples: 600

# #ParseTimeout=300 # # The system name reported by this server. By default this is the current # host name, however it may be useful to override this in some situations. # For example, to alias printers under the name of an old server, or to report # printers under the virtual name of a cluster rather than as an individual # node. For advanced user only. # # IMPORTANT: Changing the server name can have adverse affects on the system. # Please take care when making changes, and first discuss # options with the support team. The features most affected by # this change are: web print, find-me printing and printer load # balancing. # # Default: <the systems current host name provided by the OS> # Examples: OldServer # #ServerName= # # WINDOWS ONLY: This setting is used to hide document names in the windows # print queues. This can be useful when there are privacy concerns of allowing # other users to see the document names from other users. # # The document name will be changed to the value of the 'HideDocumentNamesText' # setting. # # Default: off # Examples: on, off # HideDocumentNames=on # # WINDOWS ONLY: If the 'HideDocumentNames' setting is enabled, this setting # determines what the document name is changed to. # # Default: [hidden] # HideDocumentNamesText=[hidden] # # WINDOWS ONLY: This setting can be used to change the name of the # server used when binding to print queues. By default the current # host name is used. It may be useful to change this in a selected # cluster environments where queues are hosted under a different # virtual host name. Prefix the name with "\\" indicating a Windows network # resource. For advanced user only. # Default: <the systems current host name provided by the OS> # Examples: ClusterName # #PrintServerName=\\MyServer # # # # # WINDOWS ONLY: Define a list of document names to ignore. If any of these values partially match the document name, the document will be printed and not logged to the application server. The list is defined by a comma separated list of string values.

# Default: none # Examples: EPSON EBAPI Dummy Document Data,Other Ignored Document Name # #IgnoreDocumentNames= # # WINDOWS ONLY: Used to enable or disable pre-notifications of printed # documents. Pre-notifications are used to speed up the client print # popups, by notifying the client when the document arrives in the queue # instead of after the document has spooled and been analyzed. # Default: on # Examples: on, off # PreNotifications=off # # UNIX ONLY: The directory where the CUPS system "backends" are located. # Default: <system search> # Examples: /custom/lib/cups/backend # #CupsBackendDir=/usr/lib/cups/backend # # UNIX ONLY: The directory where the CUPS places spool files. # Default: <system search> # Examples: /custom/var/spool/cups # #CupsSpoolDir=/var/spool/cups # # UNIX ONLY: The full path to the CUPS printers.conf conig file. # Default: <system search> # Examples: /custom/etc/printers.conf # #CupsPrintersConfFile=/etc/cups/printers.conf # # UNIX ONLY: Only enable if directed by support. # Default: true # Examples: false # #CupsForceSingleCopy=false # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # UNIX ONLY: The command used to redirect jobs to other queues. Default: lp -d "%printer%" -h "%server%" -t "%docname%" -o raw \ "%spoolfile%" 2>&1 > /dev/null The command should not output any standard output or error. The commands exit code is checked to verify successful redirection. Any non-zero exit code indicates an error. Valid replacements include: %printer% - printer name to redirect to %server% - server name to redirect to (optional) %docname% - document name %spoolfile% - the spool file to print

#RedirectCommand=lp -d "%printer%" -h "%server%" -t "%docname%" -o raw "%spoolfi le%" > /dev/null 2>&1 # # UNIX ONLY: The command used to remove jobs from the queue. # Default: cancel -U "%username%" "%jobid%" "%printer%" >/dev/null 2>&1 # # The command should not output any standard output or error, however, # you can redirect the stderr to a file for debug testing of the command. # The commands exit code is checked to verify successful removal. # Any non-zero exit code indicates an error. # # Valid replacements include: # %printer% - destination printer name to remove job from # %jobid% - the job id # %username% - the username associated with the print job # #JobDeleteCommand=cancel -U "%username%" "%jobid%" "%printer%" >/dev/null 2>&1 # # The number of lines per page in a plain text print (advanced). # Default: 66 # Examples: 60 # #PlainTextLinesPerPage=60 # # The print queues will be polled for errors as defined by this period. # Setting this to a lower value will speed up error detection but may result # in higher resource consumption. # Default: 120 (= 1 minute mean detection time) # Example: 60 #ErrorPollPeriodSecs=120 # # On Windows systems common/popular virtual printers such as PDF Writers # and Virtual FAXs are ignored (not monitored) by default. # Default: On (ignore common virtual printers) # Example: Off (monitor virtual printers) #IgnoreVirtualPrinters=On # # Used in Hardware Check Validation, # list the set of SNMP error conditions to ignore because they are not deemed cr itical # and won't cause the printer to hold up printing. # Note: Other errors which are critical, such as "No Paper" will hold up printin g (it needs more paper) # and so the hardware checking code will wait for the printer error to be rectified. # #HWCheckIgnoreErrors=Service Requested|Input Tray Empty|Low Paper|Low Toner|No T oner|Marker Supply Missing|Output Near Full|Overdue Prevent Maintenance # # UNIX ONLY: The base directory where the print provider is installed. # i.e. where the executables, config file, logs, etc are located. # # This setting is automatically configured during installation. #

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