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Martin Zielinski wrote:
| Hello,
|
| when I assign a printer driver to a printer from a
| windows client, the printername now changes
| to the drivername.
|
| Yes, I can see the SPOOLSS_SETPRINTER call with the
| printername property, but that's definitly not what I
| want (or would expect).
This is actually windows behavior. As you mention, it
is the client spooler to the SetPrinter() call. You
can see the same thing locally if the printername is
the previous driver name.
| E.g. when I change the drivers of 3 printers to HP Laserjet, I
| get 3 printers with the names "HP Laserjet [(Copy 1|2)]". These
| names are different from the names of my CUPS queues and have
| to be reverted manually.
|
| We all work with and configure the printers having the
| sharenames (aka the queue names) in mind. And -btw- it does
| not happen, when changing the printer driver of a local
| queue.
|
| Just my point of view... any comments?
Changing a driver should happen in frequently I expect.
If people find the behavior worse than not being able to
change the printername at all, then we can set some method
of enforcing the printername == sharename model again.
Kind of late for 3.0.6 though.
| To the topic "print spooling messages never go away":
| We're not able to reproduce it with 3.06rc2. We'll still
| have an eye on that but can't provide reasonable infos now.
ok. Hopefully this is fixed.
cheers, jerry
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