Description of problem: When printing a job to a queue that has an ipp: URI, the print dialog now submits the job directly to the remote host. This is incorrect, for many reasons, most severe of which are: 1. This destroys job management. The user can no longer see all their submitted jobs in the print applet, or cancel any jobs that are to networked IPP printers, or even remote CUPS servers. 2. Jobs can no longer be spooled for a network printer that is currently switched off. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gtk2-2.13.1-2.fc10 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1.Set up a network printer (perhaps a CUPS server). 2.Set the queue disabled, so that jobs are accepted but the queue is not run. 3.On a client machine, print to the discovered queue using gedit. 4.Now try to cancel the job. Actual results: It's really hard. Expected results: The method is *meant* to be: 1. Click the printer icon on the notification area 2. Select the job 3. Cancel it from the context menu Additional info: Still works fine in Fedora 9, gtk2-2.12.9-5.fc9.x86_64.
Pretty sure this was caused by the patch for bug #248245, which looks wrong to me.
Hi Tim, I fixed this in gtk2-2.13.2-2 release of gtk2 (rawhide) and in gtk2-2.12.8-5 (Fedora 8). Thank you for reporting this Marek
Looks fine here.