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- CUPS: Common UNIX Printing System [ HTML Errata ] - this book
provides the definitive tutorial and reference for CUPS
and was written by the primary developer of CUPS,
Michael R. Sweet. You can order the CUPS book with a
special companion CD-ROM from Easy Software Products.
- Overview of CUPS [ HTML ] - this
whitepaper provides an overview of the CUPS software and
architecture.
- CUPS License [ HTML ] - the
CUPS software license agreement, a combination of the GNU
GPL and GNU LGPL.
- Printing and Options [ HTML ] - how to
print and use printer options.
- Managing Operation Policies [ HTML ] - this
document describes the new Policy directive in CUPS 1.2
for fine-grained access control.
- Using Kerberos Authentication [ HTML ] - this
document provides Kerberos configuration instructions and
links to useful Kerberos information.
- Server Security [ HTML ] -
discusses the known security issues when configuring CUPS
as a server.
- Using Network Printers [ HTML ] -
shows how to configure and use various network printers.
- What's New in CUPS 1.3 [ HTML ] - A
list of the new features and changes in CUPS 1.3.
- Man Pages - these pages are available on your
system by running the man(1) command:
- Reference Pages - these pages are available on your
system via the CUPS help pages:
- Frequently Asked Questions [ HTML ] - find answers to common
questions.
- CUPS How-To by Kurt Pfeifle [ HTML ] - this document
provides step-by-step instructions for common CUPS
tasks.
- Release Notes [ HTML ] - the release notes page
provides detailed change information for each CUPS
release.
- Array API [ HTML ] - This
describes the array functions provided by the CUPS
library.
- CUPS API [ HTML ] - This
describes the convenience functions provided by the CUPS
library.
- File and Directory APIs [ HTML ] -
This describes the file and directory functions provided
by the CUPS library.
- Filter and Backend APIs [ HTML ] -
This describes the filter and backend functions provided
by the CUPS library.
- HTTP and IPP APIs [ HTML ] -
This describes the HTTP and IPP functions provided by the
CUPS library.
- PPD API [ HTML ] - This
describes the PPD functions provided by the CUPS
library.
- Raster API [ HTML ] -
This describes the raster functions provided by the CUPS
Imaging library.
- Translating CUPS [ HTML ] -
how to translate CUPS into other languages; also how to
customize the web interface.
- Using CGI Programs [ HTML ] - This
describes how to add CGI programs and scripts to the CUPS
web interface.
- CUPS Developer Guide (formerly the
Configuration Management Plan) [ HTML ] - this
document describes the processes and coding standards
used for the development and maintenance of the CUPS
software. The software trouble report
form is used as a core part of our processes.
- CUPS Command File Format [ HTML ] -
This documents the CUPS command file format, which is
used to provide basic printer maintenance functions such
as self-test pages and head cleaning.
- CUPS Design Description [ HTML ] -
This documents the overall design of the Common UNIX
Printing System.
- CUPS Implementation of IPP [ HTML ] - This
documents the CUPS extensions and implementation of the
Internet Printing Protocol.
- CUPS PPD Extensions [ HTML ] - This
documents the extensions CUPS uses to the basic Adobe
PostScript Printer Description file format.
- CUPS Raster Format [ HTML ] -
This documents the CUPS raster format as used by all
CUPS-based raster printer drivers and RIP filters.
- CUPS Software Test Plan [ HTML ] - This
describes the automated testing framework provided by the
CUPS build system.
- RFCs: - the following IETF Request For
Comment documents were used to develop CUPS:
- What's New in CUPS 1.2 [ HTML ] - A
list of the new features and changes in CUPS 1.2.
- Software Administrators Manual, CUPS v1.1.22
[ HTML | PDF ] - the administrators manual
describes how to compile, install, configure, and manage
the CUPS software.
- Software Users Manual, CUPS v1.1.22 [ HTML | PDF ] -
the users manual describes how to print files, control
printer options, manage jobs, and configure common
applications with CUPS.
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