Re: Hardware support architecture for remote Clients

[Paul Wrightson <..hidden..>]

I also use a CUPS-based solution - my LedgerSMB install is actually an OpenVZ container on a different server. I have set up a Hamachi network (yes, I know. I am looking for something similar and GPL) between my servers and clients to allow printing between locations. The print server is Linux but using Samba so that my Windows clients can also use them directly.

Sorry, the only experience I have with bar code readers is in public libraries with a proprietary solution.

Paul

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Subject: [Ledger-smb-users] Hardware support architecture for remote Clients

Hi!

Sorry for probably dumb/beginner question. I read manual, 
but partly by language problems and lack of experience it 
was not clear to me about the hardware support for remote 
clients.

Let's say we have central server where the LedgerSMB 
resides and have remote clients:

How the printer jobs is sent to printer (if it is not HTML 
print)?
How the card / bar code readers send their requests/posts 
to the server?

Are there some software with them?
etc.?

brgds & Thanks in advance,
Janeks

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