cups-filters 1.25.2 released!

[Till Kamppeter <till.kamppeter@gmail.com>]

Hi,

I have released cups-filters 1.25.2 now, with the following changes:

	- foomatic-rip: Fixed segmentation fault when running
	  foomatic-rip by hand and the PRINTER environment variable is
	  not set (Pull request #139).
	- cups-browsed: Added note to cups-browsed.conf and man page
	  about IP-based URIs depending on the network interface used.
	- cups-browsed: For each DNS-SD-discovered printer register
	  each DNS-SD discovery instance with network interface,
	  family, and IPP type. When DNS-SD messages of instances
	  disappearing show up, only unregister this instance and
	  remove the printer only if no instance is left. This
	  prevents a local queue of a still available printer being
	  removed when Wi-Fi (= one interface) is turned off (Issue
	  #136).
	- cups-browsed: If a remote printer is served from the local
	  machine, prefer the "localhost"/loopback interface URI.
	- cups-browsed: If a remote printer is discovered more than
	  once, use the new instance only if it has no downgrades and
	  at least one upgrade compared to the old one. Features
	  currently compared are IPP/IPPS, loopback interface or not,
	  and discovery via CUPS legacy/LDAP/DNS-SD.
	- cups-browsed: If an Avahi-discovered entry comes through the
	  "lo" interface, always use the host name "localhost". Use
	  IP addresses instead of host names only if explicitly
	  requested.
	- cups-browsed: Consider remote printer entries also as from
	  the same printer if one has the local machine's network name
	  and the other "localhost" as host name (Issue #136).

Improved cups-browsed's handling of the DNS-SD records of advertised 
local and remote IPP print services. Especially made sure that local 
queues do not get already removed when the service on a single network 
interface disappears (for example Wi-Fi turned off) while still present 
on other interfaces. Also let local services preferably be accessed 
through the loopback ("localhost") interface to avoid data leaks into 
the network.

Please release this on Debian so that I can sync it into Ubuntu.

Thanks in advance.

   Till