Fix handling of OctetString in get_options() function #5558
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This fix is incomplete - ipp_length() also needs to be updated... |
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scheduler/job.c: - get_options(): Correctly encode IPP_TAG_STRING as a quoted string or a hex string depending on the value. - ipp_length(): Handle IPP_TAG_STRING separately.
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scheduler/job.c: - get_options(): Handle IPP_TAG_STRING separately and either provide a quoted string or a hex string, depending on the value. - ipp_length(): Handle IPP_TAG_STRING separately.
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The OctetString option was handled as if they have IPP_TAG_NAME tag, though it stores its data in unknown.data instead of string.text and also stores length instead of '\0' end symbol.