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i have successfully set up ClawPDF as network printer on our printserver (Server 2016). The idea was that users are able to print a PDF that is sent via a Powershell script running as process polling the output folder to their mailbox, so every user gets the printed document as PDF attached. That works fine.
Now i am trying to publish the printer via GPO, but the installation fails. I think there is a problem with the driver signing (as they are not signed). When i try to install the printer using the share the system prompts me for evaluated rights, so a manual installation works but is PITA for more than 100 users..
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Hello,
i have successfully set up ClawPDF as network printer on our printserver (Server 2016). The idea was that users are able to print a PDF that is sent via a Powershell script running as process polling the output folder to their mailbox, so every user gets the printed document as PDF attached. That works fine.
Now i am trying to publish the printer via GPO, but the installation fails. I think there is a problem with the driver signing (as they are not signed). When i try to install the printer using the share the system prompts me for evaluated rights, so a manual installation works but is PITA for more than 100 users..
Is there a workaround or did i miss something?
Thank you!
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