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тАО08-02-2005 04:20 AM
тАО08-02-2005 04:20 AM
Cancelling a print job
I have a business inkjet 1100 dtn connected to a Windows network. There is a print job that I am not able to cancel. I have tried from the workstation and from the server, have tried the cancel button at the printer, have cycled the printer leaving it off for several minutes and have unplugged it. Nothing gets rid of this job. There were other jobs backed up behind this one and I was able to cancel those OK. The network does recognize the printer (I can ping it from the server). Any suggestions?
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тАО08-02-2005 04:45 AM
тАО08-02-2005 04:45 AM
Re: Cancelling a print job
Is the print queue on an HP-UX system? If so, you can try doing an lpshut and removing the spool file manually. Then run lpsched to restart.
If its hosted on a windows server, this is the wrong forum, but if you stop and start the spooler service the job will probably go away.
If its hosted on a windows server, this is the wrong forum, but if you stop and start the spooler service the job will probably go away.
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тАО08-02-2005 04:57 AM
тАО08-02-2005 04:57 AM
Re: Cancelling a print job
On the HPUX system, you can cancel the print job using the `cancel` command
# cancel prt_name-
Use the printer name and the jobID number in this command. This info can be obtained from lpstat -t
This will work for remote printers as well as local printers.
Once job is cancelled, can power off printer to clear buffer. Careful, there may be other print jobs in there.
# cancel prt_name-
Use the printer name and the jobID number in this command. This info can be obtained from lpstat -t
This will work for remote printers as well as local printers.
Once job is cancelled, can power off printer to clear buffer. Careful, there may be other print jobs in there.
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тАО08-02-2005 08:31 AM
тАО08-02-2005 08:31 AM
Re: Cancelling a print job
additional cancel examples:
check on status of printer queue:
# lpstat -d ricofc06 (printerID)
no system default destination
ricofc06-400 printJOBowner priority 0 Jul 6 07:24 on ricofc06
(standard input) 1246237 bytes
ricofc06-401 printJOBowner priority 0 Jul 11 05:49
(standard input) 175301 bytes
ricofc06-402 printJOBowner priority 0 Jul 11 05:50
(standard input) 344485 bytes
cancel a single request:
# cancel ricofc06-400
request "ricofc06-400" cancelled
# lpstat -d ricofc06
no system default destination
ricofc06-401 printJOBowner priority 0 Jul 11 05:49 on ricofc06
(standard input) 175301 bytes
ricofc06-402 printJOBowner priority 0 Jul 11 05:50
(standard input) 344485 bytes
cancel ALL requests associated w/printer queue:
# cancel -e ricofc06
request "ricofc06-401" cancelled
request "ricofc06-402" cancelled
all requests are gone:
# lpstat -d ricofc06
no system default destination
ricofc06: ready and waiting
no entries
hope this helps,
manuel
check on status of printer queue:
# lpstat -d ricofc06 (printerID)
no system default destination
ricofc06-400 printJOBowner priority 0 Jul 6 07:24 on ricofc06
(standard input) 1246237 bytes
ricofc06-401 printJOBowner priority 0 Jul 11 05:49
(standard input) 175301 bytes
ricofc06-402 printJOBowner priority 0 Jul 11 05:50
(standard input) 344485 bytes
cancel a single request:
# cancel ricofc06-400
request "ricofc06-400" cancelled
# lpstat -d ricofc06
no system default destination
ricofc06-401 printJOBowner priority 0 Jul 11 05:49 on ricofc06
(standard input) 175301 bytes
ricofc06-402 printJOBowner priority 0 Jul 11 05:50
(standard input) 344485 bytes
cancel ALL requests associated w/printer queue:
# cancel -e ricofc06
request "ricofc06-401" cancelled
request "ricofc06-402" cancelled
all requests are gone:
# lpstat -d ricofc06
no system default destination
ricofc06: ready and waiting
no entries
hope this helps,
manuel
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