[cups] Error 1282 when server has more than 200 printers and domain socket is enabled

Alex Korobkin korobkin+cups at gmail.com
Tue Feb 10 03:58:48 PST 2015


Yes, it queries it in parallel to speed up processing (with the number of
printers being between 200 and 800 it is important).

Is there any hardcoded limit that I can try to increase?
Also, cupsd.conf has MaxClientsPerHost 1000, does it apply to local client
as well?

2015-02-10 6:44 GMT-05:00 Michael Sweet <msweet at apple.com>:

> Alex,
>
> Is the application querying the PPDs in parallel?  1282 == 0x502 ==
> server-error-service-unavailable, which generally means the connect()
> failed, either because you have exceeded the listen backlog or because
> cupsd is throttling you.  It sounds like the former to me (listen backlog
> exceeded...)
>
>
> > On Feb 9, 2015, at 4:13 PM, Alex Korobkin <korobkin+cups at gmail.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > On a server with CUPS 1.7.5 (and patch for STR#4484) there is an local
> app
> > that queries a list of printers, and then reads their PPDs using CUPS
> API.
> >
> > If I add more than 200 printers to it, local app will frequently fail to
> > retrieve a printer PPD or even get a list of printers, getting "1282
> Transport
> > endpoint is not connected" from CUPS. The more printers I add, the more
> > often I will see error 1282. CUPS at the same time is working fine and is
> > able to return the list of printers normally (as tested with lpstat -a
> and
> > Web UI).
> >
> > If I disable domain socket (Listen /var/run/cups/cups.sock) and restart
> > CUPS, the error will be gone. The app would query CUPS just fine all the
> > time, regardless of the number of printers.
> >
> > I don't see anything helpful in debug log, unfortunately.
> >
> > The only suspicious activity is frequent opening/closing of connections
> via
> > local socket:
> >
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] Accepted from localhost
> (Domain)
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] Waiting for request.
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] HTTP_STATE_WAITING Closing on
> EOF
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] Closing connection.
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] Accepted from localhost
> (Domain)
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] Waiting for request.
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] HTTP_STATE_WAITING Closing on
> EOF
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] Closing connection.
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] Accepted from localhost
> (Domain)
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] Waiting for request.
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] HTTP_STATE_WAITING Closing on
> EOF
> > D [03/Feb/2015:05:42:22 +0000] [Client 52] Closing connection.
> >
> > --
> > Alex
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-Alex



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