I've looked everywhere, and can't seem to find cupsctl anywhere. I assume it's a lot like echo or sh, it's just an executable with a PATH variable sat somewhere on the system. In order for me to call an NSTask from an Obj-C app I'm working on, I need to know where it is.
Where is the cupsctl terminal executable on MacOSX?
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Use the UNIX find command to search your entire disk starting at the root
e.g.
find / -name 'cupsctl'Shouldn't actually take all that long assuming an average sized SSD. A couple of seconds on my Mac
or, as it's OS X, if you have spotlight indexes you could use mdfind
mdfind -name 'cupsctl'which returns instantly with a few results, most of which are Safari history for this page :-)