How do I flush my print queue in Linux?

[Rivulet]

How do I flush my print queue in Linux? I observe wherever I be able to handle my printers, except at what time I hit "Edit Queue", it take me on the way to my printer driver. I'm attempting to set up a printer which I've by no means used previous to in Linux as well as am having problem out of it, probably from my elder driver although. I have set it as default, except I imagine that it at rest has stuff in the elder driver so as I at a standstill have installed at the side of the fresh driver. This printer is working in a alike configuration beneath Windows however I do the majority of my "work" under Linux.

[Devasis]

The lpq is make use in support of considering the queues furthermore the lprm command is intended for remove a print work.observe the pages intended for additional information on opinion that you be able to pass to these commands .At the same time as of KDE, I have no thought as I don't make use of KDE And according to linuxprinting.org the IBM 4019 has a ideal working statusso as well as notice if any of this information is useful to you.

[Rivulet]

Unsurprisingly I originate the KDE queue tool presently subsequent to I position this. Why do I keep doing that? Anyhow, I am grateful for your answer. My printer is not functioning by this occasion, as well as I am using the 4019 driver. It's spitting out garbage which is why I was thinking it was using the incorrect driver. I have furthermore noticed so at the same time as to there are three diverse drivers intended for it, moreover I had to download one in order to get it working. Will I need to download a new RPM for it?

[Zavier]

I make use of Mandrake 9.1, furthermore it comes in the company of CUPS installed, and as a result setting up printers together HP lasers, because it happens was a breeze. Possibly you previously have CUPS installed. Try entering localhost: 631 in your browser and receive it from there. See it might help.

[DanielV]

After trying to return a CUPS generated ppd in cups->ppd by means of the downloaded ppd, my printer's at a standstill doing the similar thing. I did create a backup of the unusual although. What could be the agreement? Does RedHat 9 actually make use of CUPS? Or have somebody take notice of that it make use of something else? How would I be familiar with, as well as if I have a number of print managers, how would I be familiar by means of which one's handling it?

[Enriquee]

Type the below command to start a print queue:
For a printer called HPLJF2 type the following command to START a print queue:
# /usr->bin->enable HPLJF2
Type the below command to stop a print queue:
For a printer called HPLJF2 type the following command to STOP a print queue:
# /usr->bin->disable printer