NAME¶
cloudprint-service - manage the Google Cloud Print proxy
SYNOPSIS¶
- systemctl start cloudprintd.service
- 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.
- systemctl stop cloudprintd.service
- 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.
- systemctl status cloudprintd.service
- Determine whether the service is running or not.
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.
Authentication credentials can be established using the wrapper
script cps-auth.
FILES¶
- /etc/default/cloudprintd
- This file contains a number of parameters that control cloudprint. View
the file for more details.
- /etc/cloudprint.conf, ~/.cloudprint.conf
- Can contain additional command line parameters for cloudprint.