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The correct command to view "verbose" line printer queue information is

The correct answer is A. lpq -l. The lpq -l command is used to display detailed, verbose information about jobs currently in the line printer queue.

Submitted by wei.xz· Apr 18, 2026Essential Commands

Question

The correct command to view "verbose" line printer queue information is

Options

  • Alpq -l
  • Blpq -all
  • Clpq --verbose
  • Dlpq -a

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Why each option

The `lpq -l` command is used to display detailed, verbose information about jobs currently in the line printer queue.

Alpq -lCorrect

The `lpq` command queries the printer queue status, and the `-l` option specifically requests a long (verbose) format output, providing more detailed information about each print job.

Blpq -all

`lpq -all` is not a recognized or standard option for the `lpq` command to display verbose output.

Clpq --verbose

`lpq --verbose` is not a standard option for `lpq` on most systems to achieve verbose output.

Dlpq -a

`lpq -a` typically shows the status of all available print queues, not verbose details of individual jobs within a queue.

Concept tested: Checking print queue status verbosely

Source: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/lpq.1.html

Topics

#lpq command#Printer queue#Command-line options#Verbose output

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