Let's look at some lp printing commands examples.
Linux lp printing command examples
lp /etc/passwd
This command prints the "/etc/passwd" file to the default printer. If you do not use the "-d" option, the file is printed to the default printer destination.
lp -dSales .profile
This command prints the ".profile" file to the printer named "Sales". The -d option specifies the destination.
lp -dSales file1 file2 file3
This command prints the three files "file1", "file2", and "file3" to the printer named "Sales".
lp -i Sales-101 -H hold
This command places the print request Sales-101 on hold.
lp -i Sales-101 -H resume
This command resumes the print request Sales-101. The print request starts printing from page one unless you instruct it otherwise.
lp -i Sales-101 -H resume -P 4-
This command resumes the print request Sales-101, starting with page 4 of the print job. Note that the final hyphen (following the "4") is required.
The "lp" command can also be used as part of a pipeline. For instance, the following command will print the output of the "ps -ef" command to the default printer:
ps -ef | lp
Print the output of the "ps -ef" command to the default printer.
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