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	CUPS-PDF-DISPATCH v0.1 README

CUPS-PDF-DISPATCH is a postprocessing script for cups-pdf.


	INSTALLING

Copy cups-pdf-dispatch to your favorite binaries directory (/usr/local/bin is a
good choice).
Copy cups-pdf-dispatch.conf template to /etc/cups directory (or modify
cups-pdf-dispatch to use your location).

Modify copied cups-pdf-dispatch.conf to suit your needs (look there for
details).
Set PostProcessing option in cups-pdf.conf (usually located at
/etc/cups/cups-pdf.conf) to location of the cups-pdf-dispatch script (f.e.
/usr/local/bin/cups-pdf-dispatch).


	I18N

The main I18N obstacle, when making PDF's from postscript output, is the
document titles - they are usually specified in client's machine charset.
Cups-pdf uses postscript title to construct PDF filename when job filename is
not available (or if you specify to use them preferably).  PSTITLEICONV was
made to take care of converting title encoding. You could get it from the
contrib directory of cups-pdf package.


	COMMENTS

It's a bit "overengineered", but it works. For instance, messages may need to
be localized, instead of providing the ability to change them in the conffile.
Additionaly, there must be a more elegant way to allow fetching of user
info/e-mail from arbitrary sources (may be just use some generic source?). If
you have any hints/bugfixes/improvements, please, don't hesitate to contact me.


	AUTHOR

Nickolay Kondrashov
<knu@avtomatikarus.com>