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db65681 · 02-06-2015

Hi, I'm trying to deploy a script that will remove specific printers. The problem I'm running into is that not all of them are named the same. For example, we have Printer1_Ricoh and Printer1_Ricoh_Bob. I'm using lpadmin -x Printer1_Ricoh in the scri...

db65681 · 02-02-2015

Hi, We've got a few printers in our organization that we initially put in Self Service that were installed by most of our employees. Recently, some settings needed to be changed for the printers, so that they would go through a network share instead ...

db65681 · 02-06-2015

If anyone is interested, I found a solution: lpstat -p | cut -d' ' -f2 | grep Printer1_Ricoh | xargs -I{} lpadmin -x {}

db65681 · 02-02-2015

@stevewood Hi Steve, thanks for the reply. That's also a good option, but it seems like launching the policy would be easier than specifying all of the cups settings for 3 printers in a script.

db65681 · 02-02-2015

@bvrooman Thank you! You rock man!

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