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- Subject: Syslog debug messages are enabled
- From: Wolfgang Oertl <wolfgang@oertl.at>
- Date: Sun, 19 Apr 2020 16:17:13 +0200
- Message-id: <20200419161713.0496088b@knecht>
Package: hplip Version: 3.20.3+dfsg0-2 The package seems to be compiled with debugging messages turned on, causing multi-megabyte output into /var/log/syslog, /var/log/messages like the following sample lines when xscan, simple-scan, scanimage and probably others are used: Apr 19 15:29:26 knecht simple-scan: http.c 494: http_read len=19 datalen=0 data= Apr 19 15:29:26 knecht simple-scan: http.c 239: read_line len=15 index=690 cnt=23 Apr 19 15:29:26 knecht simple-scan: http.c 494: http_read len=15 datalen=0 data= Apr 19 15:29:26 knecht simple-scan: http.c 239: read_line len=23 index=0 cnt=0 Apr 19 15:29:26 knecht simple-scan: http.c 494: http_read len=23 datalen=0 data= Apr 19 15:29:36 knecht simple-scan: http.c 153: hpmud_read_channel failed retrying (2) more times) Apr 19 15:29:41 knecht simple-scan: http.c 153: hpmud_read_channel failed retrying (1) more times) Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: http.c 153: hpmud_read_channel failed retrying (0) more times) Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: http.c 189: -read_stream() bytes_read=0 s.index=0 s.cnt=0 stat=1 Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: http.c 239: read_line len=1 index=0 cnt=0 Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: http.c 506: -http_read() handle=0x7eff78088c00 data=0x7eff81e33c07 bytes_read=1560 size=5120 status=2 Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: bb_escl.c 911: bb_read_http_payload1 done (total=1560). Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: bb_escl.c 952: bb_read_http_payload completed. total=[1560] It seems that HTTP_DEBUG is defined in scan/sane/http.c. I have a HP LaserJet Pro MFP M28w. This includes, btw, a 3-times-retry loop in read_stream that leads to a 15 second delay, as can be seen from the "hpmud_read_channel failed" messages. But this is a separate issue.Attachment: smime.p7s
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- To: 958193-done@bugs.debian.org
- Subject: Re: Bug#958193: Syslog debug messages are enabled
- From: Brian Potkin <claremont102@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2022 23:18:02 +0000
- Message-id: <10012022231311.c6d09941201a@desktop.copernicus.org.uk>
- In-reply-to: <20200419161713.0496088b@knecht>
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On Sun 19 Apr 2020 at 16:17:13 +0200, Wolfgang Oertl wrote: > Package: hplip > Version: 3.20.3+dfsg0-2 > > The package seems to be compiled with debugging messages turned on, > causing multi-megabyte output into /var/log/syslog, /var/log/messages > like the following sample lines when xscan, simple-scan, scanimage and > probably others are used: > > Apr 19 15:29:26 knecht simple-scan: http.c 494: http_read len=19 > datalen=0 data= > > Apr 19 15:29:26 knecht simple-scan: http.c 239: read_line len=15 > index=690 cnt=23 > > Apr 19 15:29:26 knecht simple-scan: http.c 494: http_read len=15 > datalen=0 data= > > Apr 19 15:29:26 knecht simple-scan: http.c 239: read_line len=23 > index=0 cnt=0 > > Apr 19 15:29:26 knecht simple-scan: http.c 494: http_read len=23 > datalen=0 data= > > Apr 19 15:29:36 knecht simple-scan: http.c 153: hpmud_read_channel > failed retrying (2) more times) > > Apr 19 15:29:41 knecht simple-scan: http.c 153: hpmud_read_channel > failed retrying (1) more times) > > Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: http.c 153: hpmud_read_channel > failed retrying (0) more times) > > Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: http.c 189: -read_stream() > bytes_read=0 s.index=0 s.cnt=0 stat=1 > > Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: http.c 239: read_line len=1 index=0 > cnt=0 > > Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: http.c 506: -http_read() > handle=0x7eff78088c00 data=0x7eff81e33c07 bytes_read=1560 size=5120 > status=2 > > Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: bb_escl.c 911: > bb_read_http_payload1 done (total=1560). > > Apr 19 15:29:46 knecht simple-scan: bb_escl.c 952: bb_read_http_payload > completed. total=[1560] > > It seems that HTTP_DEBUG is defined in scan/sane/http.c. > > I have a HP LaserJet Pro MFP M28w. > > This includes, btw, a 3-times-retry loop in read_stream that leads to a > 15 second delay, as can be seen from the "hpmud_read_channel failed" > messages. But this is a separate issue. I have been tryung to work out what debug messages from sane and simple-scan have to do with HPLIP. I cannot. Hence closing. Regards, Brian.
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