Rights needed to manage and create print queues

On a Netware 5.1 install with eDir 8733, what rights would I need to give a
user so that this person would be able to create new print queues, print
servers, and print objects? This person is not an admin and I prefer not
making him an admin equivalent if at all possible.
Also, on a side note, how do I create a new print queue/server/printer
without using HP Jet Admin for an HP printer? Has anyone done this with out
Jet Admin?
Thank you

Oh, but how do I link them to the MAC of the printers NIC?
Isn't that what HP JetAdmin did for me?
Thanks
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| > Also, on a side note, how do I create a new print queue/server/printer
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| Just use NWAdmin ...
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[Solved] Lightweight print queue manager recommendations?

My wife uses fluxbox and is very happy with it, but she is not really a command line user. However, once in a while she needs to look at her print queue and sometimes delete a print job. lpq and lprm are out of the question, although I suppose I could write a bash script for her to do that easily. Also, I don't want to confuse her with the cups interface as this requires root login to delete print jobs.
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Last edited by lagagnon (2012-03-10 00:04:52)

lagagnon wrote:That requires root login and root password to delete stuff on the queue.
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AuthType Default
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Order deny,allow
</Limit>
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users is a help desk technician that we don't want to give admin rights to,
however we want him to be able to create print queues, servers, and
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Well, when i install the printer he set up on a windows xp workstation it
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Hi,
àI added a print
queue to a test client and was able to print to it without a problem mapped to the new server, so that's not the problem.
àWhat I can't
do is use the script (see below) to remap the clients to the new server.
Based on your description, I understand that you have moved print queues to new print server via print migrate
tool successfully. However, when use this script (Remap Printer Connections) to re-map Printer Connections, the script seems to not be ran as expected. Meanwhile,
I noticed that you had ran the script locally. Did you find any error when ran this script?
On current situation, this issue seems to be more related to this Remap Printer Connections script. I suggest
that you would post it in
Official Scripting Guys Forum. I believe we will get a better assistance there.
If anything I misunderstand or any update, please don’t hesitate to let me know.
Best regards,
Justin Gu

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