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10.5 Allow non-admin users to add and remove printers
Thanks for the feedback. We were not aware that there is a security command line tool to modify /etc/authorization; we'll definitely have to look into that. As for allowing access to a lot of other things... that's why I mentioned using Workgroup Manager to lock those "other" system preferences down. As previously stated, we are aware of the hints that involved modifying /etc/cups/cupsd.conf, but..."those hints did not allow a standard way for a non-admin user to [add and] remove printers" (i.e. through the system preference).
10.5 Allow non-admin users to add and remove printers
Well, I can't force you to leave it alone, but I would highly suggest you avoid making that specific change to authorization. |
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