[cups-devel] Create-Job-Subscription seems not Implemented in cups1.7

[Nicolas]

On 03/14/2014 01:30 PM, Michael Sweet wrote:
> Nicolas,
>
> Both operations are supported and perform similar functions - the
> implementation in cupsd adapts to its input.
>
> What issues are you seeing?
>

Hi Michael,
Assuming there is a job existing with job-id = 7
I run ipptool command with the following file

{
     NAME "Create Job Subscription"
     OPERATION "Create-Job-Subscription"

     GROUP operation-attributes-tag
     ATTR charset attributes-charset utf-8
     ATTR language attributes-natural-language en
     ATTR uri job-uri ipp://cups:631/jobs/7
     ATTR name requesting-user-name admin

     GROUP subscription-attributes-tag
     ATTR uri notify-recipient-uri rss://
     ATTR keyword notify-events all
}

cups complain the job_uri is not valid (I guess)

==> /srv/docker/cups/var/log/cups/error_log <==
D [14/Mar/2014:14:55:35 +0000] [Client 9] 1.1 Create-Job-Subscription 51925
D [14/Mar/2014:14:55:35 +0000] Create-Job-Subscription
ipp://cups.dev.ezeep.net:631/jobs/7
D [14/Mar/2014:14:55:35 +0000]
cupsdCreateSubscription(con=0x7fcd6b00c960(9),
uri="ipp://cups:631/jobs/7")
D [14/Mar/2014:14:55:35 +0000] Create-Job-Subscription
client-error-not-found: The printer or class does not exist.


If I ran the Create-Job-Subscription operation with printer-uri and 
job-id, then it returns 'successful-ok' but it creates another yet 
Printer Subscription.

Once the job is performed, the Subscription is still there, as I 
understood the spec, the duration life of Job Subscription is bound to 
the life of the job it monitors.

This is why I concluded that Create-Job-Subscrption does the same thing 
as Create-Printer-Subscription.

Best,
Nicolas
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