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Details of net-print/cups:

Description: The Common Unix Printing System
Homepage: https://www.cups.org/

available versions:

releases

alpha

amd64

arm

hppa

ia64

mips

ppc

ppc64

ppc macos

s390

sparc

x86

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dependencies

ebuild warnings

cups-9999

acl
dbus
debug
kerberos
lprng-compat
pam
selinux
+ssl
static-libs
systemd
+threads
usb
X
xinetd
zeroconf

Can't check the linux kernel configuration.
You might have some incompatible options enabled.
If you plan to use USB printers you should enable the USB_PRINTER
support in your kernel.
Please enable it:
    CONFIG_USB_PRINTER=y
in /usr/src/linux/.config or
    Device Drivers --->
        USB support  --->
            [*] USB Printer support
Alternatively, enable the usb useflag for cups and use the libusb code.
Not installing lp... binaries, since the lprng-compat useflag is set.
Unless you plan to install an exotic server setup, you most likely
do not want this. Disable the useflag then and all will be fine.
The cupsd init script switched to using pidfiles. Shutting down
cupsd will fail the next time. To fix this, please run once as root
   killall cupsd ; /etc/init.d/cupsd zap ; /etc/init.d/cupsd start

show

cups-2.3.0

acl
dbus
debug
kerberos
lprng-compat
pam
selinux
+ssl
static-libs
systemd
+threads
usb
X
xinetd
zeroconf

Can't check the linux kernel configuration.
You might have some incompatible options enabled.
If you plan to use USB printers you should enable the USB_PRINTER
support in your kernel.
Please enable it:
    CONFIG_USB_PRINTER=y
in /usr/src/linux/.config or
    Device Drivers --->
        USB support  --->
            [*] USB Printer support
Alternatively, enable the usb useflag for cups and use the libusb code.
Not installing lp... binaries, since the lprng-compat useflag is set.
Unless you plan to install an exotic server setup, you most likely
do not want this. Disable the useflag then and all will be fine.
The cupsd init script switched to using pidfiles. Shutting down
cupsd will fail the next time. To fix this, please run once as root
   killall cupsd ; /etc/init.d/cupsd zap ; /etc/init.d/cupsd start

show

cups-2.2.12

acl
dbus
debug
java
kerberos
lprng-compat
pam
python
selinux
+ssl
static-libs
systemd
+threads
usb
X
xinetd
zeroconf

Can't check the linux kernel configuration.
You might have some incompatible options enabled.
If you plan to use USB printers you should enable the USB_PRINTER
support in your kernel.
Please enable it:
    CONFIG_USB_PRINTER=y
in /usr/src/linux/.config or
    Device Drivers --->
        USB support  --->
            [*] USB Printer support
Alternatively, enable the usb useflag for cups and use the libusb code.
Not installing lp... binaries, since the lprng-compat useflag is set.
Unless you plan to install an exotic server setup, you most likely
do not want this. Disable the useflag then and all will be fine.
The cupsd init script switched to using pidfiles. Shutting down
cupsd will fail the next time. To fix this, please run once as root
   killall cupsd ; /etc/init.d/cupsd zap ; /etc/init.d/cupsd start

show

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+ stable
~ testing
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some ebuild warning depend on specific use-flags or architectures, all ebuild-warnings are shown.

Tutorials:
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