But you can just as well disable the pid file in cups. Disabling the local socket is pretty evil, since that will immediately break all the cups command line tools (you'd always have to specify "-h localhost"). Without the local socket there is no way that we can check when the daemon is ready to accept requests, and the remainder of the script won't work either.
But you can just as well disable the pid file in cups. Disabling the local socket is pretty evil, since that will immediately break all the cups command line tools (you'd always have to specify "-h localhost"). Without the local socket there is no way that we can check when the daemon is ready to accept requests, and the remainder of the script won't work either.