reopen pls
witnesses same after switching to xubuntu
you just cannot stop cups, e.g. to modify your printer(s)
/etc/init.d/cupsd stop
simply respawns the process
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Tit
>Have you already tried to reboot?
I'm using a LiveUSB. I can't reboot.
>Have you tried to manually kill instances of cupsd and cups-browsed?
That just sounds wrong. (or am I wrong?)
But no I have not tried that.
For now I just purge cups-daemon & cups-browsed packages before I upgrade
packages.
Have you already tried to reboot? Or to manually kill remaining
instances of cupsd and cups-browsed? After having done that will cupsd-
and cups-browsed correctly disappear when stopping them?
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** Description changed:
Cups needs to be taken out of a default Ubuntu installation!
(I don't know where to put this message, but here seems OK)
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+ The cup lib packages upgraded:
+ cups-bsd_1.7.2-0ubuntu1.1_amd64.deb
+ cups-client_1.7.2-0ubuntu1.1_amd64.deb
+ cups-common_1.7.2-0ubunt
** Description changed:
Cups needs to be taken out of a default Ubuntu installation!
(I don't know where to put this message, but here seems OK)
When I upgraded some cup lib packages (not cups-daemon or cups-browsed), I
couldn't stop cups:
sudo stop cups
- sudo stop cups-browse
