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BUG: Printer detection - added missing Lexmark printer OID to dectection #491
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Do you happen to know some models that have been affected by this so I can list them in the werk for this? |
That i found on the "internet" 1.3.6.1.4.1.641.52.71107184 - Lexmark International - MX521ade - Printer looked in the net for some more information and found this Lexmark International Optra T612 .1.3.6.1.4.1.641.1 I added the other 3 to my PR. I think that many many more printer OIDs are missing now inside the detection. |
yeah probably more are missing. I assume we added most printers on request. |
Small list from the internet that's missing 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.641.2 TOSHIBA Corporation e-STUDIO 305CS |
Added missing Lexmark printer OID to dectection closes #491 Change-Id: I3a589fa19bc82e8bffd4238ec700887a1ea14321
With 2.0 the Lexmark printers where checked correctly but with 2.1 this don't work anymore.
Added the missing sysObjectId for this Lexmark type.
This must be also applied to 2.1 branch :)
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