On Aug 9, 2006, at 10:04, Tony Schreiner wrote: > I would use printconf instead of lpadmin. It sets up all the > necessary filters. So printconf comes with the system-config-printer RPM, and lpadmin comes with the cups RPM. Are they "compatible" with each other? That is, can I (re)configure a printer I set up with lpadmin using printconf? I'm looking for a solution that will allow me to remotely reconfigure the printer on the dozen Linux workstations I manage. It appears the printconf is either a GUI or a TUI, but not a true command line utility, so it will be more painful to configure the remote systems. Having said that, if there is a way to configure the printer just right on one system, and then copy all the configuration files to the remote systems, that would work for me as well. But configuring the printer just so and determining all the configuration files is where the magic lies... Alfred