Friday, 29 March 2013
Printing Commands for LINUX User.
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The most imp command with using Linux for printing document.
you can using Linux or Ubuntu but you have not idea how to get document print (This system must be rewired command )Don't worry
guru network informed you how to do ?
- Ipr sends a job to the queue to printed (accepts ASCII,Postscript PDF ,others file )
- Ipq views the contents of the queue
- Ipr removes a job form the queue
- System V printing commands such as Ip,Ipsate and cancel are also supported.
The Ipr command is used to send a job to the printer.The Linux printing system will print files in ASCII,PostScript,PDF,and other formats.Most application under Linux output PostScript format.
The -p option is used to select a queue other than the default and -# is used to specify the number of copies.For example,to print 5 copies of the file report.ps on the accounting printer:[student@tationX ~]$ 1 pr -p accounting -#5 report.ps
when entered without options,Ipq lists the jobs in the default queue.As with Ipr,-p is used to specify a queue other than the
default.For example:[student@tationX ~]$ 1 pq
printer: pa@loacalhost
queue: no printable jobs in queue
server: no server active
status: job 'jay@localhost+916'removed at 12;16;03.083
Rank owner/Id class job files size time
done jay@localhost+185 a 185 result 2067 08:38:04
To removed a job from the print queue use Iprm followed by the job member specifying un none-default print queue it necessary
for example :
student@stationx -]$ 1prm916
printer ps@localehost:
In this example,Iprm respond with name of the queue from which the job was removed not that a user may only remove his own print job from the queue.
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