- Timestamp:
- 04/15/03 19:49:29 (22 years ago)
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- pykota/trunk
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pykota/trunk/README
r919 r920 54 54 - SNMP querying of any networked SNMP-enabled printer. 55 55 56 - Netatalk querying of any networked AppleTalk-enabled printer. 57 56 58 - External command querying of any printer : you can use 57 59 you own querying command, e.g. to query a printer via … … 75 77 lazy method ? 76 78 77 The lazy method consists in querying the printer (actually via SNMP )78 for its total pages counter, just before the beginning of a job, and79 use this to modify the *preceding* user's quota. So you're80 always late of one print job, but this is generally ok, especially81 because a check is also done to see if the current user is allowed82 or not to print.79 The lazy method consists in querying the printer (actually via SNMP 80 or Netatalk) for its total pages counter, just before the beginning 81 of a job, and use this to modify the *preceding* user's quota. So 82 you're always late of one print job, but this is generally ok, 83 especially because a check is also done to see if the current user 84 is allowed or not to print. 83 85 84 86 Problem may theorically arise in batches of successive print jobs by -
pykota/trunk/setup.py
r884 r920 23 23 # 24 24 # $Log$ 25 # Revision 1.8 2003/04/15 17:49:29 jalet 26 # Installation script now checks the presence of Netatalk 27 # 25 28 # Revision 1.7 2003/04/03 20:03:37 jalet 26 29 # Installation script now allows to install the sample configuration file. … … 140 143 # checks if some needed Python modules are there or not. 141 144 modulestocheck = [("PygreSQL", "pg"), ("mxDateTime", "mx.DateTime")] 142 commandstocheck = [("SNMP Tools", "snmpget") ]145 commandstocheck = [("SNMP Tools", "snmpget"), ("Netatalk", "pap")] 143 146 for (name, module) in modulestocheck : 144 147 action = checkWithPrompt(name, module=module)