Hi all,
Since I have to configure a "follow-me" Kyocera printer in an enterprise environment on a winspooler with AD user, I need to specify a different CUPS request-user to print.
By default CUPS sends a print request with the macos session login username, so for example if I'm logged in macos with "joe" username, the winspooler will receive a print-request with "joe" username, but I won't allowed to print because "joe" does not match my AD (Active Directory) user. Hence I need to change the CUPS user-request.
On Linux I achieved this by setting the variable CUPS_USER to my AD user in /etc/environment file, so CUPS will send the print-request with my AD user specified in CUPS_USER.
On MacOS I don't know how to get to solve the problem. I tried to use the client.conf with the "User" directive in my $HOME/.cups/ directory, but the client.conf is deprecated and CUPS hangs.
Is there another way to set the CUPS print request-user in Mojave?
Thanks in advance
Since I have to configure a "follow-me" Kyocera printer in an enterprise environment on a winspooler with AD user, I need to specify a different CUPS request-user to print.
By default CUPS sends a print request with the macos session login username, so for example if I'm logged in macos with "joe" username, the winspooler will receive a print-request with "joe" username, but I won't allowed to print because "joe" does not match my AD (Active Directory) user. Hence I need to change the CUPS user-request.
On Linux I achieved this by setting the variable CUPS_USER to my AD user in /etc/environment file, so CUPS will send the print-request with my AD user specified in CUPS_USER.
On MacOS I don't know how to get to solve the problem. I tried to use the client.conf with the "User" directive in my $HOME/.cups/ directory, but the client.conf is deprecated and CUPS hangs.
Is there another way to set the CUPS print request-user in Mojave?
Thanks in advance