CUPS in Kubuntu 9.10 - BUG - RESOLVED

[Guest]

I am finding a difficulty to raise the CUPS service with the system load. I tried to insert a line in "/ etc / rc.local" so that CUPS was started with the system but did not work:

I used vi to edit that file this way:

sleep 5
/etc/init.d/cups start
exit 0

I restarted the system and service CUPS does not return.

I tried another way:

sleep 5
/etc/init.d/cups start;sleep 3;/etc/init.d/cups restart
exit 0

I have not had success as well.

Checking the utilities 'rcconf' and 'BUM' CUPS service is scheduled to start with the system, which I can not understand the why of this service is not started.

So I use the printer but only after opening the terminal and manually start CUPS:

/etc/init.d/cups start

I do not know if this problem also occurs with Ubuntu but it is good to see that it would be a nuisance for new users of Linux distro.

[Guest]

Re: CUPS in Kubuntu 9.10 - BUG

I found the problem!

What was happening was not really a bug but the fact that I use the method of loading the boot in parallel. As Kubuntu uses a different method of shipment other earlier versions, from 9.10 is not necessary to load system services in parallel.

So I just went into '/ etc / init.d / rc' and changed to CONCURRENCY = shell to CONCURRENCY = none.