Open Source Linux Print Servers

OpenPrinting CUPS is the most current version of CUPS, a standards-based, open-source printing system for Linux® and other Unix®-like operating systems. CUPS supports printing to AirPrint™ and IPP Everywhere™ printers.

CID (Closed In Directory) is a set of bash scripts for inserting and managing Linux computers in Active Directory domains. Modifications made to the system allow Linux to behave like a Windows computer within AD.

Those who have read past the "Malware" warning can be assured there is absolutely no malware in this OS or in the download. This warning comes from the "netcat" binary included in the download as a DOS time client. Unfortunately netcat has code that is flagged as malware. FREESCO, a NAT/firewall router/server based on Linux and runs on a single 1.44MB floppy. Freesco is very powerful and versatile and can connect multiple home or small office networks to most types of Internet connections including dialup.

OpenPrinting provides a set of specifications and implementations of software focused on creating standardized, scalable printing components for Linux, Solaris, or any system with a set of POSIX interfaces.

This emulator (VBS script or Batch file) designed to simulate a network print server and is used to solve the problem of lack of drivers on the manufacturer's old (network, shared) printer under the new operating system on the remote machine. In particular - on the local machine c disable shared printer operating system Windows XP x32 and outdated iron on the remote - OS Windows 7/8/10 x64 and 64-bit drivers for non-existent, for example the printer out of production. Also, this solution allows you did not install the driver for a remote printer on your network and have any target OS when printing is performed by simply copying the desired document in PDF-format or printing any document format into a virtual PDF-printer on the network location of the machine with a working emulator print local server and an 'old' printer with 'old' OS.

AVA SBS is a collaboration of Open-Source software designed to give small businesses a cost effective server solution with Enterprise capabilities. AVA-SBS gives business an easy to administrate Primary Domain Controller, Print Server, File Server, Email

ELPS is a small linux distro aimed to became a dedicated network print server that fits in an 32MB flash disk.

LInux REmote Printing Server. Whether for your Linux Home Server or a proffessional business, this is the perfect solution. With plugins for Windows and Linux, a Linux Server and a Web Interface, this is the solution to all of your network printing needs

LuckyPrinter imitates the behaviour of FPDF class, but instead of generating a pdf file, uses a TCP channel to interact with a printer server, wich prints directly to the local printer without asking for confirmation.

When Linux printer driver is missing , you can install Windows driver on Windows, and with this program you can access it from every Linux machine and you can have unlimited printers installed on one Windows computer.

A print server daemon that is able to handle several filetypes. It automatically converts input data into postscript or pdf.

QPS (Quotas Printing System) is a package for a linux printing server. You can share many printers between a community and manage printing quotas (black and color). there is a web interface for simple user and for administrator and ldap connector.

This Operating System is specially for Raspberry Web Server Administration. Note : After Login, don't forget to put this command for usefull your fulldisk sudo parted (parted) print (parted) resizepart Partition number? 2 End? 100% (parted) quit sudo resize2fs after finish For editing Swap Memory size : sudo nano /etc/dphys-swapfile change : CONF_SWAPSIZE=100 to : CONF_SWAPSIZE=1000 (for 1Gb swap memory) ctrl + x (for save) sudo reboot For make speed server Boot : wget zram.sh https://sourceforge.net/projects/raspbian-9-webserver/files/zram.sh sudo chmod +x zram.sh sudo ./zram.sh sudo sed -i 's#^exit 0$#sudo /home/pi/zram.sh#' /etc/rc.local; echo exit 0 | sudo tee -a /etc/rc.local Rasbian SSH: Username : pi Password : raspberry Webmin (Administrator Web Server): (https://localhost:10000) Username : pi Password : raspberry Phpmyadmin : (http://localhost/phpmyadmin) Username : root Password : raspberry

Immagine per il Raspberry PI che implementa un server domestico per i seguenti servizi: NAS (collegando dischi USB alle porte del Raspberry) Print Server Media Server (DLNA) Scanner di rete (Permette l'accesso via rete ad uno scanner) Inoltre è installata l'interfaccia web RPI-Monitor che consente di visualizzare via web lo stato del dispositivo. Tramite interfaccia web è possibile gestire: Amministrazione del dispositivo (tramite WEBMIN) Stampanti (Tramite CUPS) Scanner (Tramite PHP Server Scanner) Accesso in ssh (tramite shell in a box) Caratteristica interessante è il fatto che è un server headless (quindi puo' essere operativo senza alcun monitor e tastiera). Anche la parte Wifi (SSID e Password) sono configurabili con un fiile di testo presente nella partizione di boot (che è in FAT32 e quindi modificabile anche da S.O. Windows). Una volta collegato alla rete il dispositivo è visibile tramite il nome raspberrypi.local (o raspberrypi)

Print to any printer, anywhere... Using ezprintr is as easy as 1, 2, 3... 1. Download and install the ezprintr print driver. 2. Identify the destination printer(s) using an email-like address book. 3. Print your documents, just like you already do, selecting the ezprintr printer. Your printed document will be encoded and sent directly to the print server for processing. It's that simple.

matterQ is a simple Raspberry Pi based 3D print server based on the lprng spooler and the austerusG serial gcode host.