Question: I need to modify the `cupsd.conf` file (removal of `PAUSE-PRINTER`/`RESUME-PRINTER`) on 50+ machines to allow non-admin accounts to resume the print queue.

Is there a way I can script this (through AppleScript or shell scripts) so a local admin could run this on each machine?

Answer: 
Instead of modifying the cupsd.conf I found another route that works by adding every user to the \_lpoperator group to allow everyone to pause/resume the print queue:

```
sudo dseditgroup -o edit -t group -a everyone _lpoperator

```

Thanks to all
`cupsenable` - stop/start printers and classes
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You should not need to use `sudo` to resume print queues. The CUPS command [`cupsenable`](https://www.cups.org/doc/man-cupsenable.html) can be run by a standard user.