Missing commands
Hello,
I've just upgraded my Debian Woody system to Debian Sarge. Now my goal is to set up network printing, using my new Sarge box as a Samba server. Following the instructions in O'Reilly's Linux Cookbook (Shroder), I've installed CUPS. Now the fun begins: 1) The first step is to make sure that the CUPs daemon is running by entering lpstat -t But... When I do, I get "command not found" 2) Similarlyly, I tried detecting hardware as suggested in Chapt. 5.2: e.g. /sbin/lscpi But.. I get "No such file or directory" Please help me find the right track. Many thanks, Lloyd |
Were you root when you tried /sbin/lspci? Have you tried running "lpstat" by using the full path to it?
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Re: missing commands
Hello,
Thanks for your reply. Yes, I was root. I don't know the path; I tried to use find, but perhaps I'm not using it correctly. Lloyd |
Hi
For the lpstat command make sure you have the package cupsys-client installed For lspci, debian doesn't put it in /sbin. try just lspci, if that doesn't work try /usr/bin/lspci Hope that helps |
Re: Missing commands
Hello,
You're a hero! Both suggestions were right on. Now onto the next mystery... Many thanks, Lloyd |
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