How?
On my papercut-print-logger.conf I see explaned only
IgnoredPrinters=
and
debug=
There are other configurable options?
What is the exact command syntax?
Congratulations for this excellent utility, but now feels the need of a good tutorial :)
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How?
On my papercut-print-logger.conf I see explaned only
IgnoredPrinters=
and
debug=
There are other configurable options?
What is the exact command syntax?
Congratulations for this excellent utility, but now feels the need of a good tutorial :)
Are you trying to set it up? There are guides posted at the end of this post http://www.edugeek.net/forums/coding...tml#post278959 to setup IIS on the server and to configure the page itself you edit the settings in the .ASP file that you decompress from the rar download.
You should not need to edit the papercut-print-logger.conf unless you are setting it up to put the log files on a different server which you need the newest version to do.
Thats cool, are you using the latest version of the printlogger off the site. I the latest version should have a conf file like this:
If your conf file does not look like this then you probably have an older version which did not yet have this feature included and will need to upgrade to the latest one to enable it.Code:###############################################################################
#
# PaperCut Print Logger Configuration File (Software for print quota and print control management. Your print accounting and monitoring solution - PaperCut)
#
###############################################################################
#
# Define a list of printers to ignore. The list is defined by a comma separated
# list of string values. The PaperCut Print Logger system Service
# will need to be restated to pick up changes.
# Default: none
# Examples: hplaserj,HP Color Laser,sci_lab,PdfPrinter
#
IgnorePrinters=
#
# CSV log files are by default written to [install-dir]/logs/csv . This
# setting may be used to change this location. By default, PaperCut Print
# Logger runs under the "SYSTEM" account and hence can only access local
# drives (for security reasons). If this is set to a remote UNC path
# the PaperCut Print Logger service must be set to run under a user
# account that has rights to write to this remote directory. The target
# directory must exist.
#
# Default: [install-dir]/logs/csv
# Examples: D:\logs OR \\myserver\myshare\logs
#
CsvLogFilePath=
#
# Define if debug logging is enabled.
# Default: off
# Examples: on, development
#
debug=off
###############################################################################
#
# Do not modify below this line.
#
copyright=This program is Copyright (c) PaperCut Software 1999-2009. All Rights Reserved.
Hi herege,
Sorry to revive an old thread, but I had the exact same problem as you.
I've added your code and I call it right after ConcatinateLogs. Like this:
The CSV file is correctly updated with ";" as separators (I checked) but still, I get the error '80040e10' at line 132, that being now:Code:if ShouldRecreate( MaxSummaryCsvAge , SiteFolder & "\" & SummaryCSVName ) then CommaReplace
Do you have any ideas on what it might be the cause?Code:daters.Open dateSQL, strConn
Thanks a lot,
Luca
For some reason, I am receiving the following error message. I have followed the guide for installing on Win2k8 r2.
HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error
The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks.
SYNACK is probably in the best position to advise here as it's an ASP/IIS related error. I've seen this before when the file permissions were not set correctly. Check the perms on the web files as a first step. Maybe open it up a little and see if it helps. This MS KB article covers a few other suggestions.
On a related note there is now a new release of the free PaperCut print logger. The main change is the cosmetic appearance (new look and feel). The work was done by the summer intern at PaperCut (yes it's summer down under!). Functionally it's the same and I've made sure that he did not change any of the printing history CSV file formats so SYNACK's scripts will still work.
Cheers,
Chris
Developer@PaperCut