[KLUG Members] Editing CUPS configuration in Yast fails

[Brock Inglehart]

Bruce Smith <bruce at armintl.com> wrote: 
>         If I check my laptop I see -
>         {root} # netstat -lpn | grep 631
>         tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:631 0.0.0.0:*
>         LISTEN 7287/cupsd
>         udp 0 0 0.0.0.0:631 0.0.0.0:* 7287/cupsd
>         
>         Brock, can you do an "netstat -lpn | grep 631" and cut-n-paste
>         the
>         output to a message?
>         
>         I assume that would be a shell command, yes??    

Yes.

>         But how do you get that verticle bar between  "lpn" and
>         "grep"?

Copy/paste the command into a shell window, or type it.  :-)

The vertical bar is normally* the SHIFT-Backslash, 
between ENTER and BACKSPACE.  

* (normal keyboard, laptops may vary)

 - BS
This isn't what you wanted but what am I doing wrong here?  I entered her password after the word "password" and hit enter.
   
 leola at linux:~> netstat lpn | grep 631
 leola at linux:~> su
 Password:
 linux:/home/leola # netstat -lpn | grep 631
 linux:/home/leola #
 BI
   
   
 


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