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Description of problem:
When using system-config-printer to generate printer queue that are shared, all works well until one 
wants to use such a queue in Mac OS X.

OS X picks up the queues allright, but they are all labelled "Created by redhat-config-printer 0.6.x"

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
system-config-printer-0.6.116-1

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. use s-c-printer to define one or more queues
2. make sure the queues are shared queues
3. select 'File/Print' on a Mac OS X 10.3.9 machine
4. drop down 'Printer/Shared Printers' 
  

Actual Results:  every queue is named "Created by redhat-config-printer 0.6.x"

Expected Results:  The text I enter into the "Short Description Field" in sw-c-printer should end up as the printer name in 
the MAC OS X dialog

Additional info:

for this to happen I guess we need to populate /etc/cups/printers.conf with correct "Info" and 
"Location" fields.

I'm pretty sure it is meant so that "Info" is populated by a human readable name (i.e. the contents of the 
"Short Description Field" in sw-c-printer

Whatsmore, it would be nice if s-c-printer also offered to populate the "Location" field for those OSes 
that can parse the field.

When using the web interface on :631 on an older RHEL release (selfbuild package), I got what I 
expected:
  [...]
  <DefaultPrinter plw320>
  Info Apple Personal LaserWriter 320
  Location Mission Control
  [...]
  </Printer>
  <Printer plw320m>
  Info Apple Personal LaserWriter 320 manual
  Location Mission Control
[...]
and consequently two entries in the Mac OS X printer dialog