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Linux common commands lp commands are used to print files, or to modify queued print tasks

Syntax format lp [parameters]

Common parameters:-E enforces the use of encryption when connecting to the print server-U specifies the user name to be used when connecting to the print server-d specifies the target printer to receive the print task-I specifies an existing print task number-m specifies the number of E-mail-n to print when the print is complete-t specifies the name of the print task-H specifies the time to start the print task-P specifies the required The reference example of the page number to print is to print the file / etc/motd on the printer lp0 connected to the device dlp0:

[root@linux265 ~] # lp / etc/motd to print 30 copies of the / etc/motd file using one copy of the file, and notify the user by email that the job is complete:

[root@linux265 ~] # lp-c-m-n30-dlp0:lpd0 / etc/motd to queue the MyFile file and return the job number:

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