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MAC PRINTER AUTHENTICATION REQUIRED PASSWORD
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Select the "Advanced" (gear) icon from the toolbar in this window.

You'll need to do this once for each printer you want to set up.

MAC PRINTER AUTHENTICATION REQUIRED DOWNLOAD

If you'd prefer, download this script, and run it in a Terminal window with this command: bash. The "sudo" command will ask for your Macintosh account password, and enables you to do things as root. These three commands will take care of all of that: sudo cp -p kipps /usr/libexec/cups/backend sudo chown root /usr/libexec/cups/backend/kipps sudo chmod 700 /usr/libexec/cups/backend/kipps The "kipps" file - which assists in the printing process - needs to be in a specific folder and have specific ownership and permission.

MAC PRINTER AUTHENTICATION REQUIRED PASSWORD

Replace "username" with your CSE username in the "scp" command, and enter your Kerberos password when asked. If you don't have access to attu but do have access to the cycle servers, you can replace "attu" with "bicycle" (a cycle server) in the above command. Which will put the files "cse-ps.ppd," "cse-psc.ppd," and "kipps" in your Macintosh home directory. In a Terminal window, type the following commands: cd scp.

Download three files - two printer description files, and one which assists in the printing process.

You only need to do this part once, regardless of the number of printers you wish to set up. This printing method can be used for both wired and wireless connections. If the local account name on your Macintosh doesn't match your CSE username, and you'd previously added "User cseusername" to one or both of these files on your Macintosh: /etc/cups/nf or ~/.cups/nf, you must remove that "User cseusername" command before attempting to print with either of the printing methods described here.

Drag the "Advanced" icon - the gear - from the list of ".favorite items." into that empty box, and select "Done."īefore You Start: If You've Been Around For A While.

Right-click just to the left of the "Search" box, (or to the right of the icons already displayed at the top of the "Add Printer" window) and select "Customize Toolbar." An empty box appears in the toolbar (near where you just right-clicked).Select the "+" icon at the bottom of the "Printers" list on the left side of this pane.Open the "System Preferences" application, and select "Printers and Scanners.".

Follow this sequence of instructions to make it happen: If you haven't set up a CSE printer on your Macintosh before, there's one task you must accomplish: the "Printers and Scanners" System Preference pane needs the "Advanced" icon (it looks like a gear) available for you to use. Before You Start: Setting Up The Preference Pane Set up printing on your desktop or laptop are similar, whichever method you choose, but the IPPS method is simpler to use. Kerberos printing requires that you have an active Kerberos ticket on your desktop or laptop, and IPPS printing requires you to provide your Kerberos credentials when you print a document. Printing from a Macintosh desktop or laptop to a CSE printer now requires authentication prior to printing.