lpstat:tldr:cbc91
The command "lpstat -u ${user}" is used to display the status and information about print jobs for a specific user.
Here's a breakdown of the command and its components:
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"lpstat" is the command itself, which is used to display information about the print queue and print jobs on a system.
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"-u" is an option or flag used with lpstat to specify that we want to filter the results based on a specific user.
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"${user}" is a placeholder or variable for the username. The actual username value should be substituted in place of ${user}. For example, if the username is "john", the command would be "lpstat -u john".
When the command is executed with the appropriate username, it will display the status and information about print jobs associated with that user.