On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 01:29:15PM +0200, Giorgio Pioda wrote: > > > administration. > > > > I had a closer look, and one fix would be to tell cups to treat all > > members of one of the groups granting privileges as a system user. > > This can be done by adding the to the list of privileged groups in > > /etc/cups/cups-files.conf, using the SystemGroup statement. We have > > two privileged groups at the moment. The gosa-admins group and the > > teachers group. > > +1 for the teachers group administering CUPS My experience at school tells me to propose: Use the jradmins group. This way not all teachers are automatically allowed to manage printers. And there would be the possibility to add skilled and reliable students to the jradmins group as well as teachers (via GOsa²). /etc/cups/cups-files.conf: s/SystemGrouup lpadmin/SystemGroup jradmins/ Sites are different, so my option is to keep the cups configuration untouched and document this issue in the manual. Wolfgang
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