Installation Instructions:

1. Download iprintnotify.tgz

• Open a Terminal window and type “su”.

• Enter root’s password.

• Extract the script from the tarball.
  
  #tar –xzvf iprintnotify.tgz

• Make the script executable.
  
  #chmod 755 iPrintNotify.sh

• Edit one or more of the following variables at the top of the iPrintNotify.sh script

Example: EMAIL_ADDRESS="joe@mycompany.com"
EMAIL_ADDRESS=""
	
Example: TEXT_ADDRESS="8011231234@txt.att.net"
TEXT_ADDRESS=""

#If there is a Driver Store running on this server, then the setting should be "YES" otherwise put "NO"
Example: LOCAL_DRIVER_STORE="NO"
LOCAL_DRIVER_STORE="YES"

#If there is a print manager running on this server, then the setting should be "YES" otherwise put "NO"
Example: LOCAL_PRINT_MANAGER="NO"
LOCAL_PRINT_MANAGER="YES"

LOGFILE="/tmp/iPrintNotify.log" 

• Run the iPrint Notification Script now or setup a cronjob to run the script.
  
  #./iPrintNotify.sh -c

Setup Instructions for crontab:

1. SSH or telnet into the root account.

• At the prompt, type in 'crontab -e'. This will open up your crontab file, or create a new one if it doesn't exist.

• Use the cursor to go down until you can't move the cursor down any more. This is where you start your new line. Press 'o' to insert a new line.

• Press 'o' to insert a new line. If you want to edit a line, press 'i'.

• Create a crontab entry that fits your needs and enter at this time.

 Here are some examples:	
	
	
Set to run every minute of every hour of every day
	
* * * * * /[Location of Script]/iPrintNotify.sh > /dev/null
	
	
Set to run every five minutes of every hour of every day
	
*/5 * * * * /[Location of Script]/iPrintNotify.sh > /dev/null
	
	
Set to run every 30 minutes of every hour of every day
	
*/30 * * * * /[Location of Script]/iPrintNotify.sh > /dev/null

• Press the 'esc' key to exit out of edit mode.

• To save the changes and exit, type the following in: :wq

• Once you have exited, to view the new entry in your crontab file type crontab -l in at the prompt. This will list the contents of your crontab file.