[cups.general] subscriptions.conf log spam

[Michael R Sweet]

Don Badrak wrote:
>> Don Badrak wrote:
> 
>> Right now the only tool that can cancel a subscription is the ipptest
>> program in the test directory of the CUPS sources - you'll need to
>> create a test file to cancel the numbered subscription:
>>
>>      {
>>      OPERATION cancel-subscription
>>      GROUP operation
>>      ATTR charset attributes-charset utf-8
>>      ATTR language attributes-natural-language en
>>      ATTR uri printer-uri $uri
>>      ATTR name requesting-user-name $user
>>      ATTR integer notify-subscription-id SUBSCRIPTION_NUMBER
>>      STATUS successful-ok
>>      }
> 
> I tried this:
> 
> {
>      OPERATION cancel-subscription
>      GROUP operation
>      ATTR charset attributes-charset utf-8
>      ATTR language attributes-natural-language en
>      ATTR uri printer-uri $uri
>      ATTR name requesting-user-name $user
>      ATTR integer notify-subscription-id 1
>      STATUS successful-ok
> }
> 
> # ./ipptest -v ipp://xx.xx.xx.xx s.cancel.1
> "s.cancel.1":
> Cancel-Subscription:
>         attributes-charset (charset) = "utf-8"
>         attributes-natural-language (language) = "en"
>         printer-uri (uri) = "ipp://xx.xx.xx.xx"
>         requesting-user-name (name) = "root"
>         notify-subscription-id (integer) = 1
>     s.cancel                                                     [FAIL]
>         RECEIVED: 124 bytes in response
>         BAD STATUS
>         status-code = 0406 (notify-subscription-id 1 no good!)
>         attributes-charset (charset) = "utf-8"
>         attributes-natural-language (language) = "en"
>         status-message (text) = "notify-subscription-id 1 no good!"
> 
> It's odd.  Before trying this, I stopped cupsd, edited the subscriptions.conf and changed it to this:
> 
> <Subscription 2>

Then the subscription ID should be *2*, right?

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Michael R Sweet                        Senior Printing System Engineer