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psnup -4 | lpr | psnup -4 | lpr | ||
(psnup -2 in.ps > out.ps) | (psnup -2 in.ps > out.ps) | ||
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| + | = TroubleShooting = | ||
| + | After I set my printer from network to local it did not print any longer. In http://localhost:631 the jobs would just disappear saying they have been processed. I was using SUSE Linux. | ||
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| + | So I called kwrite from a console and typed something, then I selected file->print. | ||
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| + | On the console I saw an error message: | ||
| + | lp: Error - unable to access "lpr" - No such file or directory | ||
| + | Now calling lpr directly gave me: | ||
| + | # lpr | ||
| + | lpr: Error - scheduler not responding. | ||
| + | Googling that I found that someone else had had the same problem and solved it by calling yast2 printer. | ||
| + | So I called | ||
| + | yast2 printer | ||
| + | and the first thing that thing told me was that my network print server does not respond any longer and it asked me to agree I will not use it any longer. I agreed, and now printing works again. | ||
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| + | = Printers = | ||
| + | * [[HP OfficeJet 6700]] | ||
= See also = | = See also = | ||
* [[cups]] | * [[cups]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:47, 3 April 2020
Set default printer
lpadmin -d name
print several pages on one
psnup -4 | lpr (psnup -2 in.ps > out.ps)
TroubleShooting
After I set my printer from network to local it did not print any longer. In http://localhost:631 the jobs would just disappear saying they have been processed. I was using SUSE Linux.
So I called kwrite from a console and typed something, then I selected file->print.
On the console I saw an error message:
lp: Error - unable to access "lpr" - No such file or directory
Now calling lpr directly gave me:
# lpr lpr: Error - scheduler not responding.
Googling that I found that someone else had had the same problem and solved it by calling yast2 printer. So I called
yast2 printer
and the first thing that thing told me was that my network print server does not respond any longer and it asked me to agree I will not use it any longer. I agreed, and now printing works again.
