Kyocera Ci1000, Operating Instructions Manual

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3-12 Connecting the Printer to a Network
If you have superuser privileges you can remove any lpd jobs from the printer
queue; removing your own jobs doesn’t require special privileges.
T
O REMOVE JOBS FROM THE PRINTER QUEUE
:
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On a UNIX system running SunOS 4 or other BSD-based variant, use the lprm
command to remove jobs from the queue.
To remove job number 123 from the print queue of your Ci1000 named printer ,
you would type:
lprm -P<printername> <job #…>
or, for example : lprm -PCi1000 123
The
lprm
command reports the names of any files it removes.
To determine the job number, use the lpq command described below.
lpq -p<printername>
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On a UNIX system running Solaris 2, use the cancel command to remove jobs from
the queue.
Type:
cancel <job ID>
For example, to remove a job whose ID is
printer-123
from the print queue of
your Ci1000, type:
cancel
printer
-123
To find out a print job’s job ID, use the
lpstat
command described below:
•
On a UNIX system running Solaris 2, use the lpstat command to see printer jobs
in the queue.
lpstat -o <queuename>
For example, if your printer queue is named Ci1000 q , type:
lpstat -o Ci1000q
The returned list of jobs includes each job ID.
Once lpr print jobs are spooled to the printer’s hard disk, you can use WebSpooler
to monitor print jobs.