Created attachment 780836 [details] TCP dump of a document printed with pin enabled Description of problem: Printing a document with secure printing enabled prints the document immediately without asking for a PIN Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.13.6 and 3.13.7 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Select document to print 2. Enable secure printing in the options and set pin code 3. Hit print button Actual results: Printer immediately starts the job without prior asking for the user/PIN code Expected results: Printer asks for user and PIN code before printing the document. Additional info: I've added the tcp stream of a job printed with and one without secure printing enabled. Obviously the PJL header containing the secure printing hints is missing in both printed documents.
Created attachment 780837 [details] TCP dump of a document printed with pin disabled
Looks like this only works if the PPD options are sent as job options for the job.
Please use the printing troubleshooter and attach the resulting troubleshoot.txt file. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_debug_printing_problems#Printing_troubleshooter
Created attachment 788194 [details] troubleshoot.txt Sorry for the long delay, finally I'm back from vacation. I'm attaching the requested troubleshoot.txt
I did a small comparison with Ubuntu, where pin printing works. The big important difference is that in ubuntu hpps filter is invoked and not in fedora. According to the hpps source it is responsible for pin printing and the missing pjl header. So how can we add hpps to the filter list?
The reason for secure printing not working with the M5035 model is the missing filter line *cupsFilter: "application/vnd.cups-postscript 0 hpps" in the printer PPD file. As soon as it is added secure printing works fine! So, can you please add it to the official PPD file?
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