Can't stop a process on the printer
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I'm having troubles on stopping a printing process. Does anyone knows how to stop a printing process?
I'm using ubuntu 17.10 and the printer is a HP Deskjet InkAdvantage 2545. But it's not the only printer I'm having trouble stopping a process.
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I'm having troubles on stopping a printing process. Does anyone knows how to stop a printing process?
I'm using ubuntu 17.10 and the printer is a HP Deskjet InkAdvantage 2545. But it's not the only printer I'm having trouble stopping a process.
17.10 printing
edited Mar 8 at 16:36
galoget
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asked Mar 8 at 16:08
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You could use the CUPScancelcommand (from the terminal), or useps -fu lpto see all the processes involved in printing, and thekillcommand to kill them.
– waltinator
Mar 8 at 16:16
@waltinator thanks, canceling from CUPS did the trick.
– LePeq
Mar 8 at 17:07
I also face such problems. Is it a bug? Hope Canonical fix it in next 18.04 LTS release.
– Adi Yono
Mar 23 at 12:21
I guess it is. Because I keep on encounter the error time after time. But opening local CUPS and deleting the job works for me.
– LePeq
Mar 24 at 18:12
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I'm having troubles on stopping a printing process. Does anyone knows how to stop a printing process?
I'm using ubuntu 17.10 and the printer is a HP Deskjet InkAdvantage 2545. But it's not the only printer I'm having trouble stopping a process.
17.10 printing
edited Mar 8 at 16:36
galoget
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asked Mar 8 at 16:08
LePeq
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I'm having troubles on stopping a printing process. Does anyone knows how to stop a printing process?
I'm using ubuntu 17.10 and the printer is a HP Deskjet InkAdvantage 2545. But it's not the only printer I'm having trouble stopping a process.
17.10 printing
17.10 printing
edited Mar 8 at 16:36
galoget
2,1062820
asked Mar 8 at 16:08
LePeq
13
edited Mar 8 at 16:36
galoget
2,1062820
asked Mar 8 at 16:08
LePeq
13
edited Mar 8 at 16:36
galoget
2,1062820
edited Mar 8 at 16:36
galoget
2,1062820
edited Mar 8 at 16:36
galoget
2,1062820
2,1062820
asked Mar 8 at 16:08
LePeq
13
asked Mar 8 at 16:08
LePeq
13
asked Mar 8 at 16:08
LePeq
13
13
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You could use the CUPScancelcommand (from the terminal), or useps -fu lpto see all the processes involved in printing, and thekillcommand to kill them.
– waltinator
Mar 8 at 16:16
@waltinator thanks, canceling from CUPS did the trick.
– LePeq
Mar 8 at 17:07
I also face such problems. Is it a bug? Hope Canonical fix it in next 18.04 LTS release.
– Adi Yono
Mar 23 at 12:21
I guess it is. Because I keep on encounter the error time after time. But opening local CUPS and deleting the job works for me.
– LePeq
Mar 24 at 18:12
add a comment |Â
1
You could use the CUPScancelcommand (from the terminal), or useps -fu lpto see all the processes involved in printing, and thekillcommand to kill them.
– waltinator
Mar 8 at 16:16
@waltinator thanks, canceling from CUPS did the trick.
– LePeq
Mar 8 at 17:07
I also face such problems. Is it a bug? Hope Canonical fix it in next 18.04 LTS release.
– Adi Yono
Mar 23 at 12:21
I guess it is. Because I keep on encounter the error time after time. But opening local CUPS and deleting the job works for me.
– LePeq
Mar 24 at 18:12
1
1
You could use the CUPS
cancel command (from the terminal), or use ps -fu lp to see all the processes involved in printing, and the kill command to kill them.– waltinator
Mar 8 at 16:16
You could use the CUPS
cancel command (from the terminal), or use ps -fu lp to see all the processes involved in printing, and the kill command to kill them.– waltinator
Mar 8 at 16:16
@waltinator thanks, canceling from CUPS did the trick.
– LePeq
Mar 8 at 17:07
@waltinator thanks, canceling from CUPS did the trick.
– LePeq
Mar 8 at 17:07
I also face such problems. Is it a bug? Hope Canonical fix it in next 18.04 LTS release.
– Adi Yono
Mar 23 at 12:21
I also face such problems. Is it a bug? Hope Canonical fix it in next 18.04 LTS release.
– Adi Yono
Mar 23 at 12:21
I guess it is. Because I keep on encounter the error time after time. But opening local CUPS and deleting the job works for me.
– LePeq
Mar 24 at 18:12
I guess it is. Because I keep on encounter the error time after time. But opening local CUPS and deleting the job works for me.
– LePeq
Mar 24 at 18:12
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Goto cups local 641. Scroll to bottom after clicking on printers. click the link at bottom. Right click on your printer and choose View Print Q. Click the x to delete the print job.
You can also choose your printer from the cups page and click cancel all jobs.
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Goto cups local 641. Scroll to bottom after clicking on printers. click the link at bottom. Right click on your printer and choose View Print Q. Click the x to delete the print job.
You can also choose your printer from the cups page and click cancel all jobs.
answered Mar 9 at 8:05
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Goto cups local 641. Scroll to bottom after clicking on printers. click the link at bottom. Right click on your printer and choose View Print Q. Click the x to delete the print job.
You can also choose your printer from the cups page and click cancel all jobs.
answered Mar 9 at 8:05
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up vote
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up vote
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Goto cups local 641. Scroll to bottom after clicking on printers. click the link at bottom. Right click on your printer and choose View Print Q. Click the x to delete the print job.
You can also choose your printer from the cups page and click cancel all jobs.
answered Mar 9 at 8:05
jerry5327
61
Goto cups local 641. Scroll to bottom after clicking on printers. click the link at bottom. Right click on your printer and choose View Print Q. Click the x to delete the print job.
You can also choose your printer from the cups page and click cancel all jobs.
answered Mar 9 at 8:05
jerry5327
61
answered Mar 9 at 8:05
jerry5327
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answered Mar 9 at 8:05
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answered Mar 9 at 8:05
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You could use the CUPS
cancelcommand (from the terminal), or useps -fu lpto see all the processes involved in printing, and thekillcommand to kill them.– waltinator
Mar 8 at 16:16
@waltinator thanks, canceling from CUPS did the trick.
– LePeq
Mar 8 at 17:07
I also face such problems. Is it a bug? Hope Canonical fix it in next 18.04 LTS release.
– Adi Yono
Mar 23 at 12:21
I guess it is. Because I keep on encounter the error time after time. But opening local CUPS and deleting the job works for me.
– LePeq
Mar 24 at 18:12