On 22-Aug-2001 J. C. Woods wrote:
D. R. Evans wrote:
On 22 Aug 01, at 22:04, DStevenson wrote:
On the machine with the pinter attached:
lpq - to show what jobs are in the queue
cancel [job id] - to kill the job
Always works for me.
Nope. cancel is the same as
The same thing has happened again, this time caused by the printer
running out of toner partway through a big job.
So I have done an lprm. I have used the web interface and told the
printer to STOP. I have cycled power on the printer. I have told the
admin interface to REJECT all jobs.
And
On the machine with the pinter attached:
lpq - to show what jobs are in the queue
cancel [job id] - to kill the job
Always works for me.
Dave
On Wednesday 08 August 2001 13:47, D. R. Evans wrote:
Argh!
I am running LM 7.2 with CUPS enabled.
My printer somehow
On 22 Aug 01, at 22:04, DStevenson wrote:
On the machine with the pinter attached:
lpq - to show what jobs are in the queue
cancel [job id] - to kill the job
Always works for me.
Nope. cancel is the same as lprm, and that's the first thing I
always try, in the forlorn
D. R. Evans wrote:
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On 22 Aug 01, at 22:04, DStevenson wrote:
On the machine with the pinter attached: lpq - to show what jobs are in the queue cancel [job id] - to kill the jobAlways works for me.
Nope. "cancel" is the same as "lprm", and that's
On 23 August 2001 01:49, you wrote:
On the machine with the pinter attached:
lpq - to show what jobs are in the queue
cancel [job id] - to kill the job
Always works for me.
Nope. cancel is the same as lprm, and that's the first thing I
always try, in the forlorn hope that
On 22 Aug 01, at 23:49, jipe wrote:
what's the size of the buffer of your printer? i don't think that lprm can
empty it!
by
No. But powering the printer down and then back up sure does. And then
it immediately gets filled again because the Linux box keeps throwing
stuff out /dev/lp0
D. R. Evans wrote:
On 22 Aug 01, at 22:04, DStevenson wrote:
On the machine with the pinter attached:
lpq - to show what jobs are in the queue
cancel [job id] - to kill the job
Always works for me.
Nope. cancel is the same as lprm, and that's the first thing I
Argh!
I am running LM 7.2 with CUPS enabled.
My printer somehow got confused and I powered it down and back on. But
the Linux box is sending it garbage (presumably because it is in the
middle of sending a file).
I did an lprm, expecting that to clear everything. The status reports
say that
Robin Ballantine wrote:
On Wednesday 08 August 2001 1:47 pm, you wrote:
Argh!
I am running LM 7.2 with CUPS enabled.
My printer somehow got confused and I powered it down and back on. But
the Linux box is sending it garbage (presumably because it is in the
middle of sending a
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