Adam Bogacki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 'man lp' showed me the 'lp int ioctl' command to reset the printer
> but when I tried it I received the response
> "lp: command not found".
Do you have "cupsys-client" installed?
--
Alan Shutko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - In a variety of flavors!
The cost
hmm
I guess you are not into C programming, right?
by issuing 'man lp' you have read a manual page about C programming
(did you notice the LP(4) on top? it means 'this is quite advanced')
that explains how a C program may access some specific
parameters of a /dev/lp parallel device using the
Hmmm ... since I posted the message below I've installed cupsys
[although the command 'cupsys' as root did not seem to work; what
am I missing here ?] and running 'lpc status all' gives me the response
"waiting for lp to become ready (offline ?)"
'man lp' showed me the 'lp int ioctl' command to res
3 matches
Mail list logo
