Linux command
cancel 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Cancel the current print job on the default printer
cancel
Cancel a specific print job by ID
cancel [job_id]
Cancel a print job on a specific printer
cancel [printer_name]-[job_id]
Cancel all print jobs on a specific printer
cancel -a [printer_name]
Cancel all print jobs on all printers
cancel -a
Cancel all jobs owned by a specific user
cancel -u [username]
说明
cancel is a CUPS command that cancels print jobs. Without arguments, it cancels the currently printing job on the default destination. Jobs can be specified by job ID, destination printer, or both. Job IDs are assigned by the print system and can be viewed with lpstat. The destination-id format combines the printer name and job ID (e.g., "myprinter-42").
参数
- -a
- Cancel all jobs on the specified destination, or all destinations if none specified
- -E
- Force encryption when connecting to the server
- -h _hostname_:_port_
- Specify alternate server
- -u _username_
- Cancel jobs owned by the specified user
- -U _username_
- Specify the username for authentication
- -x
- Delete job data files in addition to canceling
FAQ
What is the cancel command used for?
cancel is a CUPS command that cancels print jobs. Without arguments, it cancels the currently printing job on the default destination. Jobs can be specified by job ID, destination printer, or both. Job IDs are assigned by the print system and can be viewed with lpstat. The destination-id format combines the printer name and job ID (e.g., "myprinter-42").
How do I run a basic cancel example?
Run `cancel` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -a do in cancel?
Cancel all jobs on the specified destination, or all destinations if none specified