I don't know if this is much help, but if you list the files in each cups
package RPM, DEB, or otherwise, you may find some /etc/??? file or something
that will make sense. Worse case, I'd imagine it may be a dot file in /root
or the user--though probably not a user because of permissions.
This is how I would approach an RPM system:
rpm -qa | grep cups
rpm -ql <every individual cups rpm found in the above step>
You should see a file that may likely hold your answer. Then you can grep
that file for 'gimp' or something.
/mario
On Wednesday 23 July 2003 19:35, you wrote:
> Where does cups store its awareness of the various drivers available for
> printers to use? I've uninstalled the Gimp-Print drivers from my
> system, yet cups still lists them as available drivers for printers to
> use (when I use the browser-based interface for managing CUPS
> printers). How can I make CUPS forget the good times we've had?
>
>
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