> How do I know if I have CUPS installed? 'apt-cache policy cupsys' will show you which version is installed 'ps aux | grep cupsd' will show you if cupsd is running 'netstat -anp -A inet | grep 631', issued as root, will show you who (if anyone) is listening on port 631/tcp.
For a list of other packages related to CUPS which might be of interest, try 'apt-cache search cups | grep cups | sort'. I recommend installing at least the cupsys, cupsys-client, and cupsys-bsd packages. The others you probably don't need, especially since you're using kprinter. > Also, is there some type of > configuration program for CUPS? Not that I'm aware of. But there's a CUPS Quick Start, as well as loads of other information, at http://www.linuxprinting.org. Also see /usr/share/ cups/doc-root/documentation.html for abundant documentation, once you have CUPS installed. Good luck, Andrew. -- To reply by email, change "deadspam.com" to "alumni.utexas.net" -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
