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| + | In the Windows world, you can print directly (without any ‘printer drivers’ interfering and converting the file) on a shared printer as follows: | ||
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| + | C:\> copy /b file \\server\printer | ||
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| + | ...where <code>server</code> can be the printer itself, if it supports direct printing over SMB or a separate computer system and <code>printer</code> is the name of the printer share. In the UNIX world, you can directly send a file to a printer using either the ''smbclient'' or the ''smbspool'' command from the samba(7) suite: | ||
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| + | smbclient [-N|-U user] //server/printer -c "print file" | ||
| + | smbspool smb://[user:pass]@server/printer 0 user title 1 "" file | ||
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→ ''Related aricles:'' [[Fundamentals#High-level_overview|Fundamentals]], [[Attack carriers]] | → ''Related aricles:'' [[Fundamentals#High-level_overview|Fundamentals]], [[Attack carriers]] | ||
Revision as of 12:24, 28 January 2017
In the Windows world, you can print directly (without any ‘printer drivers’ interfering and converting the file) on a shared printer as follows:
C:\> copy /b file \\server\printer
...where server can be the printer itself, if it supports direct printing over SMB or a separate computer system and printer is the name of the printer share. In the UNIX world, you can directly send a file to a printer using either the smbclient or the smbspool command from the samba(7) suite:
smbclient [-N|-U user] //server/printer -c "print file" smbspool smb://[user:pass]@server/printer 0 user title 1 "" file
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→ Related aricles: Fundamentals, Attack carriers
