What command lists your outstanding print jobs?

The lpq command (as in lp queue) lists all jobs currently printing on the default printer.

How can I tell if a cup is running?

To check whether the CUPS server is running, use the -r option.

How do I start a cup service?

To configure CUPS to allow access from remote machines, perform the following steps:

Enter the following command to open a CUPS configuration file: open /etc/cups/cupsd.conf.
Add a Listen instruction, as follows:
Configure each printer, as follows:
Save the configuration file and restart CUPS.

Is there a command line to print print jobs?

Under Windows, you can also quite easily list the print jobs via the command line (abort / stop)! For this purpose, the WMIC PRINTJOB command is very well suited to conveniently print these for larger lists of print jobs.

Where do I find print jobs on my computer?

Open the Control Panel. Open Devices and Printers, Printers, or Printers and Faxes depending on your version of Windows. Double-click on the name of the printer that is being used. If any print jobs are in the queue, click on either the 1 document(s) in queue or double-click on See what’s printing.

How to view and cancel a print job in Windows?

View and cancel a print job from Control Panel Open the Control Panel Click or double-click the View devices and printers, Devices and Printers, Printers, or Printers and Faxes option, depending on your version of Windows. Double-click the name of the printer installed on your computer.

How can I see if a printer is in a queue?

Open Devices and Printers, Printers, or Printers and Faxes depending on your version of Windows. Double-click on the name of the printer that is being used. If any print jobs are in the queue, click on either the 1 document (s) in queue or double-click on See what’s printing. Once done, you should see a window similar to the above example.