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[Reported by Eren Rodrigez on the IPP WG mailing list]
Hello,
I have been playing with the IPP Everywhere Printer Self-Certification test suite and I would like to challenge another failure seen with our IPP printers at HP.
I apologize if these experience reports seem staggered, but I needed to investigate this issue further before reporting them as possible test error.
More specifically, inside ipp-tests.test, there are test cases around printer-resident URIs and their hostname expectations.
According to the IPP Everywhere specification, Section 8.4, �Printers SHOULD use the HTTP Host: header value when generating URIs for use in Client responses.�
Internally, we have captured a WireShark trace while running the tests and noticed that none of the incoming HTTP/IPP packets included the �.� at the end. This is why our responses never included it either. See attached screenshot for more details.
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[Reported by Eren Rodrigez on the IPP WG mailing list]
Hello,
I have been playing with the IPP Everywhere Printer Self-Certification test suite and I would like to challenge another failure seen with our IPP printers at HP.
I apologize if these experience reports seem staggered, but I needed to investigate this issue further before reporting them as possible test error.
More specifically, inside ipp-tests.test, there are test cases around printer-resident URIs and their hostname expectations.
I-9. Get-Printer-Attributes Operation (default) [FAIL]
RECEIVED: 12508 bytes in response
status-code = successful-ok (successful-ok)
EXPECTED: printer-icons WITH-ALL-VALUES "HP6451060F1496.local."
GOT: printer-icons="http://HP6451060F1496.local/webApps/images/printer-small.png"
GOT: printer-icons="http://HP6451060F1496.local/webApps/images/printer.png"
GOT: printer-icons="http://HP6451060F1496.local/webApps/images/printer-large.png"
EXPECTED: printer-supply-info-uri WITH-VALUE "HP6451060F1496.local."
GOT: printer-supply-info-uri=http://HP6451060F1496.local/#hId-pgInkConsumables
According to the IPP Everywhere specification, Section 8.4, �Printers SHOULD use the HTTP Host: header value when generating URIs for use in Client responses.�
Internally, we have captured a WireShark trace while running the tests and noticed that none of the incoming HTTP/IPP packets included the �.� at the end. This is why our responses never included it either. See attached screenshot for more details.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: