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Need Ricoh address book fields reference #6
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I would really love to help you out here. All of the work done in this project was without having any documentation and going through trial and error. I used an app called SOAPUI. I pointed it to the WSDL endpoint on the printer and it autogenerated a lot of useful xml found in ricoh_xml.py. You could try that. It shouldn't be too hard to find the endpoint for your printer by looking at the code here Also, I don't have access to these printers anymore. Making me even more useless. 🙃 I'm happy to merge in any improvements you find, though. |
The folks over at Ricoh.NET have the full WSDL archived. https://github.com/gheeres/Ricoh.NET/tree/master/Service%20References/ricoh.uDirectory @dade80vr any progress on extending these libs? |
@jsayles no progress but if usefull I could take a look next days |
Did anyone ever finish a version that lets you set an SMB Filepath, SMB Username and SMB Password for a new user? |
No, i'm sorry, no enough time! |
Hi, great work guy.
I'm a italian Ricoh technician and i'm improving your script.
Where can i find reference name for ALL address book fields?
For example, in your printers/ricoh.py line 200 you are using index, name, longName, auth_name.. but if i want to add a SMB path for a user?
Actually i working at a "test.py" file where you can input printer IP/range, script mode (LIST, ADD or DELETE users) and user details.
Thank you.
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