htorque just pointed out to me on irc that CUPS may have multiple subscriptions.conf.
Updated instructions (notice the star at the end of line 2):
sudo stop cups sudo rm /etc/cups/subscriptions.conf* sudo rm -r /var/cache/cups sudo start cups
This will only get rid of the processes that are currently running. You need the updated package (see comment #5) to make sure no new ones are created.
htorque just pointed out to me on irc that CUPS may have multiple subscriptions.conf.
Updated instructions (notice the star at the end of line 2):
sudo stop cups subscriptions. conf*
sudo rm /etc/cups/
sudo rm -r /var/cache/cups
sudo start cups
This will only get rid of the processes that are currently running. You need the updated package (see comment #5) to make sure no new ones are created.