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==Concepts==
 
==Concepts==
* '''queue'''
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* '''class''': a group of printers wherein the first available printer will accept each job sent to the class.
* A '''class''' of printers is a group of printers wherein the first available printer will accept each job sent to the class.
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* '''job''': a particular document submitted for printing by a particular client (machine) to a particular printer
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* '''queue''': a list of documents to be printed by a particular printer or class
 
* '''printer'''
 
* '''printer'''
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==Error Messages==
 
==Error Messages==
 
There doesn't seem to be any catalog on the CUPS site of possible error messages and what they mean.
 
There doesn't seem to be any catalog on the CUPS site of possible error messages and what they mean.
 
* cupsdAuthorize:
 
* cupsdAuthorize:
 
** Local authentication certificate not found!
 
** Local authentication certificate not found!

Revision as of 01:34, 20 March 2007

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computing: software: UNIX/Linux: Common Unix Printing System (CUPS)

Overview

The Common Unix Printing System, abbreviated CUPS, is an API for providing printer services across different flavors of UNIX/Linux.

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Reference

Concepts

  • class: a group of printers wherein the first available printer will accept each job sent to the class.
  • job: a particular document submitted for printing by a particular client (machine) to a particular printer
  • queue: a list of documents to be printed by a particular printer or class
  • printer

Error Messages

There doesn't seem to be any catalog on the CUPS site of possible error messages and what they mean.

  • cupsdAuthorize:
    • Local authentication certificate not found!