Re: Pantum M7300FDW
Zdenek Dohnal <[email protected]> Tue, 19 Mar 2024 14:25:41 +0100
| Newsgroups | dev.linux.lists.printing-architecture |
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Hi Alex! On 3/15/24 15:27, Alexander Pevzner wrote: > > P.S. I observed that my patch to ipp-usb, which enables devices with > similar issues, was not accepted by RedHat. Yes, I tried to remove the functionality based on security concerns that were raised here, but completely forgot about that I could (and have to) do that via quirks... > > Zdenek, if you choose to pursue this route, it may be safer to > blacklist this device in your ipp-usb build. Otherwise, ipp-usb may > hold the device while still providing eSCL but preventing access by > proprietary printing drivers. Thanks, I totally forgot about this! > > In the latest version of ipp-usb, I have transformed this workaround > into a quirk with three options: "reject" - the old behavior, "accept" > - akin to 0.99.24 behavior, and "sanitize" - ipp-usb rectifies all > broken IPP responses. With the "sanitize" option, this device prints > over USB using unmodified CUPS. That's great! To have a way how to configure this behavior is ideal from POV - we can ship the safe way as default (IMO sanitize option should insert message into the log - admin would like to know whether something is not correct, instead of silently workaround issue) and if the user has problems, they can switch the quirk anytime. Zdenek -- Zdenek Dohnal Senior Software Engineer Red Hat, BRQ-TPBC