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| what is the process of accepting print jobs into the print queue? |
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| what is the process of transferring jobs from the print queue to the printer? |
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| what is the traditional printing service for older Linux computers? |
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| LPD (Line Printer Daemon) |
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| what LPD command sends a document to the print queue? |
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| what LPD command is used to view the status of printers? |
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| what LPD command is used to view print jobs in the print queue? |
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| what LPD command is used to remove print jobs? |
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| what LPD command and parameter displays the status of all printers on the system? |
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| what LPD command prints two copies of /etc/inittab to printer1? |
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| lpr -#2 -P printer1 /etc/inittab |
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| what LPD command views the print jobs in the queue? |
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| what LPD command removes the first print job? |
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| what daemon is the most common for printing systems? |
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| what is the command to send a print job to the printer? |
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| what command and switch lists all the printers on the system and their status? |
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| what command sends any further print jobs to the queue instead of printer1? |
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| what command and switch can be used to disable printer1 and send a message? |
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| disable -r "printer down" printer1 |
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| what command and switch sends /etc/inittab to printer1? |
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| lp -d printer1 /etc/inittab |
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| what does the -d switch in lp -d signify? |
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| -d switch is used to specify the printer name |
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| what command sends /etc/inittab to the default printer? |
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| lp /etc/inittab (default printer) |
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| what command makes printer1 the default printer? |
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| what is the file that stores information about the lpoptions command? |
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| can each user specify their own default printer? |
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| Yes, by adding the line default printername to .lpoptions file |
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| what command will print /etc/file1 and /etc/file2 to printer1? |
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| lp -d printer1 /etc/file1 /etc/file2 |
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| what command can redirect the output of the who command to printer1? |
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| what command will display all print jobs in the queue for printer1? |
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| what command will remove print jobs p1-1 and p1-2? |
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| what command will remove all print jobs from the queue? |
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| what switch is used with the cancel command to remove all print jobs from the queue? |
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| what command removes all print jobs from the user ron? |
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| what command is used to restrict printer usage? |
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| what command will allow the root user and user1 to print to printer1 and deny printing to all others? |
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| lpadmin -u allow:root,user1 -u deny:all -d printer1 |
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| what is the file that contains the settings for cupsd? |
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| /etc/cups/cupsd.conf file |
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| what is the file that contains the configuration information for each printer installed? |
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| /etc/cups/printers.conf file |
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| how do you start the Printer Configuration Tool from the Fedora Core GUI? |
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| click Systems Setting and choose Printing |
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| how do you start the GUI Printer Configuration Tool from the command line? |
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| system-config-printer-gui |
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| how do you start the TUI Printer Configuration Tool from the command line? |
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| system-config-printer-tui |
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| A text file where daemons record information and error messages |
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| what is the default location for log files? |
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| what is the default location for the samba log files? |
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| what daemon handles the logging of most events? |
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| system log daemon (syslogd) |
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| Is syslogd automatically loaded on system startup? |
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| where does syslogd read information from? |
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| what configuration file tells syslogd what log files to write down the log information? |
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| what happens to log files if they are not maintained over a period of time? |
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| They grow to large and must be trimmed |
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| Should you make a backup of log files prior to trimming them? |
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| Yes, by printing or by making a backup copy |
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| Should you delete a log file or just clear it? |
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| You should just clear it so you can save the rights and permissions given to that file |
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| what command can be used to clear the contents of /var/log/messages file? |
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| what utility is used to rotate log files? |
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| what name does logrotate utility assign to a log file called test.log? |
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| test.log is renamed as test.log1 |
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