[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I went to root terminal and entered my root pw and entered su -c "more
/var... and got no such file or directory.
I should have clarified, you do not need to do the whole "su -c ..."
thing if you are already root. That simply runs a command as root from
your normal user's shell.
Assuming you are using CUPS, those files should exist. Please post the
output you get when you type:
ls -l /var/log/cups
Also, please direct your replies to the list, so that others can help
you out or benefit from the discussion.
Thanks,
Dave
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