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lpstat



lpstat

 [

options

]

Print the lp print queue status. With options that take a list argument, omitting the list produces all information for that option. list can be separated by commas or, if enclosed in double quotes, by spaces.

Options

-a [ list ]

Show whether the list of printer or class names is accepting requests.

-c [ list ]

Show information about printer classes named in list .

-d

Show the default printer destination.

-D

Use after -p to show a brief printer description.

-f [ list ]

Verify that the list of forms is known to lp .

-l

Use after -f to describe available forms, after -p to show printer configurations, or after -S to describe printers appropriate for the specified character set or print wheel.

-o [ list ]

Show the status of output requests. list contains printer names, class names, or request IDs.

-p [ list ]

Show the status of printers named in list .

-r

Show whether the print scheduler is on or off.

-R

Show the job's position in the print queue.

-s

Summarize the print status (shows almost everything).

-S [ list ]

Verify that the list of character sets or print wheels is known to lp .

-t

Show all status information (reports everything).

-u [ list ]

Show request status for users on list . list can be:

user

user on local machine.

all

All users on local machine.

host ! user

user on machine host .

host !all

All users on host .

all! user

user not on local machine.

all!all

All users not on local machine.

-v [ list ]

Show device associated with each printer named in list .


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