Author: JT Smith
From a press release at LinuxPR: “Easy Software Products today
announced the 1.1.7 release of the Common UNIX Printing System
(“CUPS”), an IPP/1.1-based printing system for UNIX CUPS 1.1.7 provides many new features including support for most
Apache configuration file directives, support for running as a
non-priviledged user on port 631, classification and page labels, and
several new security features to prevent DoS and spoofing attacks. In
addition to the new features, CUPS 1.1.7 includes bug fixes for the
PostScript RIP and scheduler that could cause unreliable operation on
some systems. Binaries for several platforms are available.”
announced the 1.1.7 release of the Common UNIX Printing System
(“CUPS”), an IPP/1.1-based printing system for UNIX CUPS 1.1.7 provides many new features including support for most
Apache configuration file directives, support for running as a
non-priviledged user on port 631, classification and page labels, and
several new security features to prevent DoS and spoofing attacks. In
addition to the new features, CUPS 1.1.7 includes bug fixes for the
PostScript RIP and scheduler that could cause unreliable operation on
some systems. Binaries for several platforms are available.”
