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# Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
# Use is subject to license terms.
#
# ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
#
# printer interface script for printers with a URI instead of
# device name.
#
# The existence of a "PPD" environment variable in the calling environment
# indicates that Foomatic is to be used for filtering all job data as it is
# streamed to the output device (printer).
#
# The contents of a "DEVICE_URI" environment variable in the calling
# environment indicates the method and endpoint used in communicating with
# the output device (printer). If no DEVICE_URI is present or the value
# contains a missing or unknown scheme, the URI scheme is assumed to be
# "file" and output streaming will be handled accordingly.
TAG="uri-interface"
# Re-arrange fds for later use
#
# Exit Codes:
#
EXIT_OK=0
EXIT_TERM=128
EXIT_RETRY=129
echo ${2} >&5
exit ${1}
}
# signal handling
# EXIT 0 - normal exit
# HUP 1 - the output stream disconnected
# INT 2 - the output stream interupted us
# QUIT 3 - the output stream interupted us
# TERM 15 - we have been cancelled or shutdown
exit $exit_code
}
fail ${EXIT_RETRY} "connection to the printer dropped; off-line?"
}
fail ${EXIT_RETRY} "interrupt from the printer; baud-rate issues?"
}
fail ${EXIT_RETRY} "job cancelled"
}
trap 'catch_disconnect()' HUP
trap 'catch_cancellation()' TERM
}
}
#
# Generate an ASCII burst page and pass it to the printer
# This may be much faster than the PostScript(TM) burst page
#
cat <<EOF
${title}
Request: ${request_id}
User: ${user}
Printer: ${printer}
Time: $(date)
Copies: ${copies}
EOF
}
#
# Generate a PostScript(TM) burst page (this assumes an 8.5x11 page size)
#
cat <<-EOF
%!ps
/PrintLine { exch findfont exch scalefont setfont moveto show } def
newpath 4 setlinewidth 1 setlinejoin
15 760 moveto 595 760 lineto 595 585 lineto 15 585 lineto closepath
gsave .75 setgray fill grestore
0 setgray stroke
(${user}) 30 730 /Times-Bold 24 PrintLine
(${request_id}) 415 730 /Times-Bold 24 PrintLine
(${printer}) 30 600 /Times-Bold 16 PrintLine
($(date)) 350 600 /Times-Roman 16 PrintLine
(${title}) 100 660 /Times-Bold 36 PrintLine
(Copies: ${copies}) 30 25 /Times-Roman 16 PrintLine
showpage
EOF
}
logger -p lpr.debug -t ${TAG} "$0 $*"
#
# Detemine if we were called correctly
#
if [[ $# -lt 5 ]] ; then
fail ${EXIT_FATAL} "wrong number of arguments to interface script"
fi
printer=$(basename $0)
request_id=$1
user=$2
title=$3
copies=$4
options=$5
shift 5
files="$*"
burst_page="postscript_burst_page"
for i in ${options}
do
case "${i}" in
nobanner )
burst_page=""
;;
nofilebreak )
nofilebreak="yes"
;;
burst-page-type=* )
burst_page="$(parse ${i})_burst_page"
;;
* )
logger -p lpr.error -t ${TAG} \
"unrecognized \"-o ${i}\" option, ignored" 1>&2
;;
esac
done
#
# Procss the DEVICE_URI if we have one
#
if [[ -n "${DEVICE_URI}" ]] ; then
parse_uri ${DEVICE_URI} # split up the URI
URI_SCHEME=${URI_SCHEME:-file} # if there is no scheme, assume "file"
case "${URI_SCHEME}" in
file|usb|ecpp|serial|parallel)
IO_HANDLER="lp.cat"
IO_HANDLER_ARGS=""
;;
smb)
IO_HANDLER="smbspool"
IO_HANDLER_ARGS="${request_id} ${user} \"${title}\" 1
\"${options}\""
;;
*)
IO_HANDLER=${URI_SCHEME}
IO_HANDLER_ARGS=""
;;
esac
fi
IO_HANDLER=${IO_HANDLER:-"lp.cat"} # if IO_HANDLER is still unset, use lp.cat
# determine if the IO handler is available for us to use when communicating with
# the output device (printer.)
whence ${IO_HANDLER} >/dev/null
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]] ; then
fail ${ERR_FATAL} \
"Interface script unable to locate IO handler: ${IO_HANDLER}"
fi
# There is a PPD file specified, so use foomatic
if [[ -n "${PPD}" ]] ; then
FILTER_CHAIN="| foomatic-rip"
fi
#
# Start processing the job here
#
set | logger -p lpr.debug -t "${TAG}"
(
if [[ -n "${burst_page}" ]] ; then
eval "${burst_page} ${FILTER_CHAIN}"
fi
while [[ $copies -gt 0 ]] ; do
for file in ${files} ; do
if [[ -r "${file}" ]] ; then
eval "cat ${file} ${FILTER_CHAIN}"
fi
done
copies=$(( copies - 1 ))
done
) | ${IO_HANDLER} ${IO_HANDLER_ARGS}
exit ${EXIT_OK}