UCS 2.4 - Univention

13 Print services
dumpykota -d upquotas -f csv -o userquota.csv
Output of all user quotas in CSV format in the userquota.csv file
13.5.3.1 pykotme
The program pykotme can be used to determine the page contents of a Postscript file and the costs
incurred through its printing.
pykotme --printer printer01,laser01 < file01.ps
Lists the respective costs for the printing of file01.ps on printer01 and laser01.
pykotme --printer laser01 file01.ps file02.ps
Lists the costs for the printing of file01.ps and file02.ps on laser01.
13.5.4 Modifying the print quotas
13.5.4.1 edpykota
The program edpykota is used to alter the quotas of individual users or groups directly. It also offers
possibilities for storing printers and assigning printers and users to groups.
Attention:
Printers and the assigning of printers and the assignment of printers and users to groups should only be
specified with Univention Directory Manager wherever possible. As edpykota only changes the entries
in the quota system, these changes are not passed on to the CUPS print system.
edpykota [options] user1 user2 ... userN
edpykota [options] group1 group2 ... groupN
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Parameter Description
-v –version Outputs the version number
-h –help Help on command usage with syntax and examples
-a –add Add users and/or printers to the quota database
-d –delete Deletes users/user groups out of the quota database
-c –charge p[,j] Fixes the price per page (p) and per job (j) for a specific printer.
The price per job is optional. Values are separated with commas
when they are set. Floating point number are permitted and
input with a decimal point (e.g., 3.412).
-i –ingroups g1[,g2...] Places a user in each specified user group (e.g., g1). The user
groups must already exist in the quota database.
-u –users Edit user quota (standard)
-P –printer p Only the quota for printer p is edited. Wild cards (e.g., p*) are
permitted. Multiple entries are separated by commas.