NAME¶
cloudprint-service - manage the Google Cloud Print proxy
SYNOPSIS¶
- service cloudprintd login
- Establish login credentials with Cloud Print, then immediately exit. This
will prompt for a username and password, if necessary. If the account has
two-factor authentication enabled, then an application-specific password
must be used. This and all other cloudprintd service commands must
be run as root.
- service cloudprintd start
- Start the cloudprintd service. This will fail if the credentials
have not been established. The service will normally start automatically
when the computer is running.
- service cloudprintd stop
- Stop the cloudprintd service. Login credentials are not lost.
Normally, the printer will continue to be shown as a valid destination.
Any jobs spooled during that time will print when the service is
restarted.
- service cloudprintd status
- Determine whether the service is running or not.
- service cloudprintd logout
- Delete the login credentials such that the service cannot be restarted
without another 'login'.
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DESCRIPTION¶
The
cloudprintd services manages the operation of a Google Cloud Print
proxy. It makes locally-defined CUPS printers available for use by approved
Google users, both locally and remotely.
It is recommended that a dedicated account be used for this service. Printers
can be shared from that account to others via the printer management page at
https://www.google.com/cloudprint?#printers
FILES¶
- /etc/default/cloudprintd
- This file contains a number of parameters that control cloudprint. View
the file for more details.
SEE ALSO¶
cloudprint(1),cloudprintd(8)