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How do I remove printer that is no longer used?
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The MG2220 printer is no longer connected to my computer.
Yet lpstat is still showing it.
How can I get that removed?
$ lpstat -p
printer Canon_TS9100_series is idle. enabled since Mon 11 Mar 2019 04:41:26 PM CDT
printer HL-2240-series is idle. enabled since Tue 12 Mar 2019 03:28:52 PM CDT
printer MG2200-series is idle. enabled since Wed 20 Feb 2019 10:50:51 AM CST
printing ubuntu-mate cups-lpd
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The MG2220 printer is no longer connected to my computer.
Yet lpstat is still showing it.
How can I get that removed?
$ lpstat -p
printer Canon_TS9100_series is idle. enabled since Mon 11 Mar 2019 04:41:26 PM CDT
printer HL-2240-series is idle. enabled since Tue 12 Mar 2019 03:28:52 PM CDT
printer MG2200-series is idle. enabled since Wed 20 Feb 2019 10:50:51 AM CST
printing ubuntu-mate cups-lpd
edited 18 mins ago
Community♦
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asked 1 hour ago
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Have you tried editing theprinters.conffile? Usually located under/etc/cups/
– Sarriman
1 hour ago
@Sarriman Do I delete this and everything below it? </DefaultPrinter> <Printer MG2200-series>
– fixit7
12 mins ago
1
Those arexmlformatted data. Be sure to remove the hole entry, or any other entry that you may like. If you are uncertain, create a backup file bysudo cp printer.conf ./printers.conf.backup, just in case something goes bad.
– Sarriman
3 mins ago
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The MG2220 printer is no longer connected to my computer.
Yet lpstat is still showing it.
How can I get that removed?
$ lpstat -p
printer Canon_TS9100_series is idle. enabled since Mon 11 Mar 2019 04:41:26 PM CDT
printer HL-2240-series is idle. enabled since Tue 12 Mar 2019 03:28:52 PM CDT
printer MG2200-series is idle. enabled since Wed 20 Feb 2019 10:50:51 AM CST
printing ubuntu-mate cups-lpd
edited 18 mins ago
Community♦
1
asked 1 hour ago
fixit7fixit7
606421
The MG2220 printer is no longer connected to my computer.
Yet lpstat is still showing it.
How can I get that removed?
$ lpstat -p
printer Canon_TS9100_series is idle. enabled since Mon 11 Mar 2019 04:41:26 PM CDT
printer HL-2240-series is idle. enabled since Tue 12 Mar 2019 03:28:52 PM CDT
printer MG2200-series is idle. enabled since Wed 20 Feb 2019 10:50:51 AM CST
printing ubuntu-mate cups-lpd
printing ubuntu-mate cups-lpd
edited 18 mins ago
Community♦
1
asked 1 hour ago
fixit7fixit7
606421
edited 18 mins ago
Community♦
1
asked 1 hour ago
fixit7fixit7
606421
edited 18 mins ago
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edited 18 mins ago
Community♦
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edited 18 mins ago
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asked 1 hour ago
fixit7fixit7
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asked 1 hour ago
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Have you tried editing theprinters.conffile? Usually located under/etc/cups/
– Sarriman
1 hour ago
@Sarriman Do I delete this and everything below it? </DefaultPrinter> <Printer MG2200-series>
– fixit7
12 mins ago
1
Those arexmlformatted data. Be sure to remove the hole entry, or any other entry that you may like. If you are uncertain, create a backup file bysudo cp printer.conf ./printers.conf.backup, just in case something goes bad.
– Sarriman
3 mins ago
add a comment |
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Have you tried editing theprinters.conffile? Usually located under/etc/cups/
– Sarriman
1 hour ago
@Sarriman Do I delete this and everything below it? </DefaultPrinter> <Printer MG2200-series>
– fixit7
12 mins ago
1
Those arexmlformatted data. Be sure to remove the hole entry, or any other entry that you may like. If you are uncertain, create a backup file bysudo cp printer.conf ./printers.conf.backup, just in case something goes bad.
– Sarriman
3 mins ago
1
1
Have you tried editing the
printers.conf file? Usually located under /etc/cups/– Sarriman
1 hour ago
Have you tried editing the
printers.conf file? Usually located under /etc/cups/– Sarriman
1 hour ago
@Sarriman Do I delete this and everything below it? </DefaultPrinter> <Printer MG2200-series>
– fixit7
12 mins ago
@Sarriman Do I delete this and everything below it? </DefaultPrinter> <Printer MG2200-series>
– fixit7
12 mins ago
1
1
Those are
xml formatted data. Be sure to remove the hole entry, or any other entry that you may like. If you are uncertain, create a backup file by sudo cp printer.conf ./printers.conf.backup, just in case something goes bad.– Sarriman
3 mins ago
Those are
xml formatted data. Be sure to remove the hole entry, or any other entry that you may like. If you are uncertain, create a backup file by sudo cp printer.conf ./printers.conf.backup, just in case something goes bad.– Sarriman
3 mins ago
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I found the answer when I opened CUPS in my browser.
Administration, Manage Printers, and Delete Printer.
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I found the answer when I opened CUPS in my browser.
Administration, Manage Printers, and Delete Printer.
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I found the answer when I opened CUPS in my browser.
Administration, Manage Printers, and Delete Printer.
answered 2 mins ago
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606421
add a comment |
I found the answer when I opened CUPS in my browser.
Administration, Manage Printers, and Delete Printer.
answered 2 mins ago
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606421
I found the answer when I opened CUPS in my browser.
Administration, Manage Printers, and Delete Printer.
answered 2 mins ago
fixit7fixit7
606421
answered 2 mins ago
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606421
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Have you tried editing the
printers.conffile? Usually located under/etc/cups/– Sarriman
1 hour ago
@Sarriman Do I delete this and everything below it? </DefaultPrinter> <Printer MG2200-series>
– fixit7
12 mins ago
1
Those are
xmlformatted data. Be sure to remove the hole entry, or any other entry that you may like. If you are uncertain, create a backup file bysudo cp printer.conf ./printers.conf.backup, just in case something goes bad.– Sarriman
3 mins ago