Common Unix Printing System
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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
- Wikipedia
- official web site
- Local manual pages (should work if you have CUPS running; searchable):
Related Pages
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!