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CHANGES-1.7.txt
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CHANGES IN CUPS V1.7.1

	- Auto debug logging was broken in 1.7.0 (<rdar://problem/15331639>)
	- Some gzip'd PPD files could not be used (<rdar://problem/15386424>)
	- Cleaned up some job logging in the scheduler
	  (<rdar://problem/15332672>)
	- ATTR messages could cause string pool memory corruption in the
	  scheduler (<rdar://problem/15382819>)
	- The RPM spec file did not list the build requirements; this was on
	  purpose, but now we are listing the Red Hat package names
	  (<rdar://problem/15375760>)
	- Printing to a raw queue could result in corrupt output due to
	  opportunistic compression (<rdar://problem/15008524>)
	- The GNU TLS support code triggered many compiler warnings due to the
	  use of old GNU TLS compatibility type names
	  (<rdar://problem/15392966>)
	- The "make check" test suite did not work on Linux without the
	  cups-filters package installed (<rdar://problem/14292998>)
	- Japanese PPDs using with the Shift-JIS encoding did not work
	  (<rdar://problem/15427759>)
	- "tel:" URIs incorrectly had slashes (<rdar://problem/15418463>)


CHANGES IN CUPS V1.7.0

	- Updated the Japanese localization.
	- The lpadmin command did not send the PPD name from the "-m" option
	  (<rdar://problem/15264697>)
	- Network backends now use the prtMarkerSuppliesClass property to
	  determine the direction of supply level values
	  (<rdar://problem/14302628>)
	- The scheduler did not remove backup PPD files when a printer was
	  deleted (<rdar://problem/15065555>)
	- The scheduler incorrectly responded to HEAD requests when the web
	  interface was disabled (<rdar://problem/15090332>)
	- The scheduler did not respond using the hostname specified by the
	  client (<rdar://problem/14583574>)
	- Fax queues did not work when shared via Bonjour
	  (<rdar://problem/14498310>)
	- Error messages from the scheduler were not localized using the
	  language specified in the client's IPP request
	  (<rdar://problem/14128011>)
	- Added an Italian localization (<rdar://problem/14481578>)
	- Fixed a couple memory leaks in ippfind that were reported by Clang.
	- Fixed a compile issue on 64-bit Linux with Clang - need to use the
	  -pie option instead of -Wl,-pie now (<rdar://problem/14480938>)
	- The ippfind utility reported the wrong port numbers when compiled
	  against Avahi (<rdar://problem/14508324>)
	- httpGetFd, httpGetFile, httpPutFd, and httpPutFile did not
	  automatically reconnect if the server closed the connecion after the
	  previous response.
	- Fixed a compile error in libcups (<rdar://problem/14467141>)
	- The scheduler incorrectly did not pass a FINAL_CONTENT_TYPE
	  environment variable to the filters or backend
	  (<rdar://problem/14355011>)
	- The cups-exec helper program could fail randomly on OS X due to
	  sandbox violations when closing excess file descriptors
	  (<rdar://problem/14421943>)
	- The scheduler incorrectly did not use the kqueue interface on OS X.


CHANGES IN CUPS V1.7rc1

	- Printer xxx-default values were not reported by Get-Printer-Attributes
	  or lpoptions (<rdar://problem/14401795>)
	- Fixed deprecation warnings for many functions on OS X so they are tied
	  to the deployment version when building (<rdar://problem/14210079>)
	- Fixed a build issue on ARM-based Linux systems - unable to validate
	  va_list arguments.
	- Added a new ippfind tool for finding IPP printers and other Bonjour
	  services (<rdar://problem/13876199>)
	- Fixed some issues with conversion of PWG media size names to
	  hundredths of millimeters (<rdar://problem/14065748>)
	- The IPP backend could crash on OS X when printing to a Kerberized
	  printer (<rdar://problem/14040186>)
	- The ipptool program now automatically extends timeouts when the
	  output buffer is filled (<rdar://problem/14016099>)
	- The ipptool program now supports the --help and --version options.
	- The ipptool program did not continue past include file errors by
	  default (<rdar://problem/13875803>)
	- The ipptool program now supports FILE-ID and TEST-ID directives and
	  includes their values in its XML output (<rdar://problem/13876038>)
	- The ipptool program now supports WITH-HOSTNAME, WITH-RESOURCE, and
	  WITH-SCHEME expect predicates to compare the corresponding URI
	  components (<rdar://problem/13876091>)


CHANGES IN CUPS V1.7b1

	- The configure script now supports a --with-rundir option to change
	  the transient run-time state directory from the default to other
	  locations like /run/cups (STR #4306)
	- The scheduler now supports PPD lookups for classes (STR #4296)
	- The cupsfilter program did not set the FINAL_CONTENT_TYPE
	  environment variable for filters.
	- Added a new "-x" option to the cancel command (STR #4103)
	- Made the PWG media handling APIs public (STR #4267)
	- Implemented ready media support for the cupsGetDestMediaXxx APIs
	  (STR #4289)
	- Added new cupsFindDestDefault, cupsFindDestReady, and
	  cupsFindDestSupported APIs (STR #4289)
	- Added new cupsGetDestMediaByIndex, cupsGetDestMediaCount, and
	  cupsGetDestMediaDefault APIs (STR #4289)
	- Added new ippGet/SetOctetString APIs for getting and setting an
	  octetString value (STR #4289)
	- Added new ippCreateRequestedArray API for generating a array of
	  attributes from the requested-attributes attribute.
	- The ipptool utility now supports compression, conditional tests based
	  on the presence of files, and new DEFINE predicates for STATUS.
	- Added new IPP APIs for checking values (STR #4167)
	- Added new IPP APis for adding and setting formatted strings.
	- Added new HTTP APIs to support basic server functionality via libcups.
	- The dnssd backend now generates a 1284 device ID as needed (STR #3702)
	- CUPS now supports compressing and decompressing streamed data
	  (STR #4168)
	- CUPS now supports higher-level PIN printing, external accounting
	  systems, and "print here" printing environments (STR #4169)
	- IRIX is no longer a supported operating system (STR #4092)
	- The PPD compiler now supports JCL options properly (STR #4115)
	- The web interface now checks whether the web browser has cookies
	  enabled and displays a suitable error message (STR #4141)