W3Perl - Free logfile analyzer. ManageUsersPrintersOnPykota < CF < TWiki. This document is addressed to those who are responsible for adding users to the PYKOTA print accounting system albeit you may want to refer to CupsCsServer if you encounter problems. Furthermore, all of this was done on Ubuntu based Linux systems. Introduction The hostname cups.cs is a CNAME. You can login to the host using your core.cs regional UNIX password. You must login from cscfnet, otherwise, you will be denied access. Pykota and Cups The host cups.cs has CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) and Pykota installed on it. Anyone in the Unix pykota group can run Pykota commands. Note about userids For both Macs and Windows it may be necessary to make the userid of the current login match their UWuserid. Adding a user to the Users Database Adding a user to the users database does not mean that user will be able to print but merely makes it possible to add them to a Pykota managed print queue.
If the user xyz does not exist in the database, then pkusers --list xyz yields pkusers --add xyz. Andrew Beacock's Blog: How to change your default locale on Ubuntu Linux. One problem that has repeatedly cropped up when developing in Java is strange error messages in our unit tests for certain text manipulation tests when running on a freshly installed Ubuntu desktop. They are all related to Ubuntu's default British locale: en_GB.UTF-8 This was causing files checked out of CVS to be in Unicode (UTF-8) format rather than ISO-8859-1 and so the British pound sign (£) was being encoded as a double-byte (rather than single-byte) character in the file. To check which locale you currently have as your default just run: locale Changing the default locale is a little different on Ubuntu compared to most Linux distros, these are the steps we needed to go through to get it changed: Add the locale to the list of 'supported locales'Edit /var/lib/locales/supported.d/local and add the following line:en_GB ISO-8859-1 Regenerate the supported localesRun sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales Reboot!
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