server-ipp.c: set the current datetime to startup time, if no printer…

[zdohnal]

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Hi,

when you ran lprint server but you don't have any device capable of working with lprint and if you issue:

lprint status

from other terminal, the return time is the beginning of linux timestamp - 1 hour - 1st Jan 1970.

It is because ipp attribute system-state-change-date-time contains 0, because there are no found printers - their state time is used otherwise.

My proposed fix is to set state_time to system->start_time if no printers are available, but I'm not sure how to handle system-state-change-time attribute - it contained a negative integer before the proposed fix, now it will contain zero - can the attribute be ignored if value is zero?

Either way, please let me know if original fix is ok or should I change something.

Thank you in advance,

Zdenek

[michaelrsweet]

I think this is already fixed in PAPPL, but I'll make sure when I push those changes through.

[michaelrsweet]

This is fixed with PAPPL 1.1.