Wednesday, June 15, 2005

Delete print jobs in cups - cupsd

To delete print jobs in cups in a Linux system you should use this command:

# lprm

Or, to cancel all jobs:

# lprm -
Postado por Yves Junqueira às 8:49 PM

4 comentários:

  1. If you have high CPU usage on your mac, and the culprit is the "socket" process, "lprm -" fixes it!

    From comments I read on the web and my own experience, it would appear that some print drivers installed on your windows VM can get a page stuck in the queue. How cupsd or the socket process gets involved is unknown to me.

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  2. According to my experiences helps rather:
    # cancel -a

    E.

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  3. Which 2 of the following commands list all standing print jobs and their status

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