Run CUPS at startup on Redhat 8
Hi, I'm trying to get CUPS running at startup on Redhat 8. So far I have tried the following commands in both /etc/rc.local and /etc/sysconfig/network: /etc/init.d cups start /etc/init.d/cups restart and cups start cups restart. None of these have worked. I always have to run /etc/init.d cups start at the command prompt to print. Any ideas?
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Run this command:
chkconfig --level 5 cups on if you are using runlevel 5. If you are using runlevel 3 change the 5 to a 3. |
Also you can run:
chkconfig --list to see whats running in each runlevel. Just scroll up a bit and you'll see cups and what runlevels it is set to run at on boot. |
Thnaks man! Worked great. I seem to remember trying to help you w/ printer problems. Get those solved?
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Yes I did get it solved. Thanks for your help. There was some major trial and error and I can't tell you exactly how I did it. It should be interesting when I get my new computer and try and set up the printer again. I may call on your services again. ha
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Yeah!!
Thank's Crashed! :D Your tip it's work in SuSE linux too :D Regard's |
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