Google cloud print proxy for linux/OSX
Project description
Share your CUPS printers with google’s cloud print. Works with linux and OS X.
This software is a python implementation of a cloud print connector. Unlike Google’s linux connector, it does not require chrome to be installed on the server.
Requires
python 2.6 or 2.7
pycups (can be tricky on OS X) wich depends on libcups2-dev
Usage
cloudprint [<option> ...] -d : enable daemon mode (requires the daemon module) -l : logout of the current google account -p pid_file : path to write the pid to (default cloudprint.pid) -a account_file : path to google account ident data (optional) -c : establish and store login credentials, then exit -f : 'fast poll', if notifications aren't working -u : store username/password in addition to login token to avoid authentication expiration -i regexp : include files matching regexp -x regexp : exclude filees matching regexp regexp: a Python regexp, which is matched against the start of the printer name -h : display this help
Google accounts with 2 step verification enabled need to use an application-specific password.
Example
cloudprint Google username: username@gmail.com Password: Added Printer Brother-HL-2170W
Examples - Include/Exclude
Include only the printers “lp” and “2up”:
cloudprint -i lp -i 2up
Exclude all printers whose names start with “GCP-“:
cloudprint -x GCP-
By default, all printers are included. For the include and exclude options, the argument is a regular expression which is matched against the start of the printer name.
For example, to include all printers whose names begin “lp”:
cloudprint -i lp # includes both lp and lp2up
Install
pip install cloudprint or with optional daemon support pip install cloudprint[daemon]
After running cloudprint, verify that the connector successfully installed the cloud printer by visiting http://www.google.com/cloudprint/manage.html.
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