SP1 and iPrint printer profiles

SP1 is supposed to have printer driver profiles available for Linux
servers now. Can anyone tell me where to access them? There is no option
that I can find in iManager.
Brian

if you look in /var/opt/novell/iManager/nps/packages there should be an
"iprint.npm" file. What is the date??
It should be dated 8/11/2005 @ 11:35:15am. On my server, I have the same
NPM version you indicate and it does show up. Did you reboot the server
after the update?? If you want, you can go into iManager - Configuration -
Module Installation - Available Novell Plug-in Modules, and select new and
install the correct one. I believe you have to remove the one that is
installed however first...
>>> On 9/12/2005 at 8:12 pm, in message
<[email protected]>, Brian
Snipes<[email protected]> wrote:
> On Mon, 12 Sep 2005 22:41:28 +0000, iprintrox wrote:
>
>> In iManager, under the iPrint role, Printer Driver Profile task. This
> is
>> support for windows drivers only. Support for Windows printer driver
>> profiles now exists on a NW server backend and a linux server backend..
>>
>
> That was my understanding but it doesn't appear to be the case on either
> of the servers that I have updated to SP1. They have iFolder 3 now so
> I believe the update went fine.
> My iPrint npm is :
> iPrint Management 2.5.1.20050724 iPrint Management Plugin
> These are the options that show up in my iprint role on both servers
> (both
> on Windows from IE and in Firefox):
> Create Driver Store
> Create Printer
> Create Print Manager
> Delete Print Object
> Manage Driver Store
> Manage Printer
> Manage Print Manager
> Printer Banner Configuration
> Printer Pool Configuration
> These servers were updated using rug and not using the CD SP1 images.
>
> Brian

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