lpstat doesn't show disabled when use the --hold option
Sue Toeppler
stoeppler at nmtransfer.com
Thu Jan 27 14:21:39 PST 2011
Running cups 1.4.6. When I issue a 'cupsdisable -r"Reason" --hold printername', any spooled print requests wait in the queue as expected. But when I do a 'lpstat -t', it doesn't show the printer as disabled and doesn't show the reason.
lpstat -t results:
printer lp05 is idle. enabled since Thu 27 Jan 2011 04:17:07 PM CST
do a cupsdisable:
cupsdisable -r"Down" --hold lp05
do another lpstat -t:
printer lp05 is idle. enabled since Thu 27 Jan 2011 04:17:07 PM CST
Doesn't show disabled or show the reason.
If I do 'cupsdisable -r"Reason" printername' and then a 'lpstat -t' it does show it as disabled and does show the reason.
cupsdisable -r"Down" lp05
do an lpstat -t:
printer lp05 disabled since Thu 27 Jan 2011 04:20:00 PM CST -
Down
Is there any way to show it as disabled and show the reason when using the --hold option?
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