Index: printing/backend/print_backend_cups.cc |
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--- printing/backend/print_backend_cups.cc (revision 67734) |
+++ printing/backend/print_backend_cups.cc (working copy) |
@@ -218,12 +218,36 @@ |
const char* ppd_file_path = NULL; |
if (print_server_url_.is_empty()) { // Use default (local) print server. |
ppd_file_path = cupsGetPPD(name); |
+ if (ppd_file_path) |
+ ppd_path = FilePath(ppd_file_path); |
} else { |
+ // cupsGetPPD2 got stuck sometimes for an infinite time due to network |
sanjeevr
2010/12/03 23:46:37
got => gets
Also "for an infinite loop" => "in an
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+ // configuration/issues. To prevent that, use non-blocking http connection |
+ // here. |
+ // Note: After looking at CUPS sources, it looks like non-blocking |
+ // connection will timeout after 10 secons of no data period. And it will |
sanjeevr
2010/12/03 23:46:37
secons => seconds
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+ // return the same way as if data was completely and sucessfully downloaded. |
+ // To distinguish error case from the normal return, will check result file |
+ // size agains content length. |
HttpConnectionCUPS http(print_server_url_); |
+ http.SetBlocking(false); |
ppd_file_path = cupsGetPPD2(http.http(), name); |
+ // Check if the get full PPD, since non-blocking call may simply return |
+ // normally after timeout expired. |
+ if (ppd_file_path) { |
+ ppd_path = FilePath(ppd_file_path); |
+ off_t content_len = httpGetLength2(http.http()); |
+ int64 ppd_size = 0; |
+ if (!file_util::GetFileSize(ppd_path, &ppd_size) || |
+ content_len > ppd_size) { |
sanjeevr
2010/12/03 23:46:37
content_len != ppd_size ?
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+ LOG(ERROR) << "Error downloading PPD file for: " << name |
+ << ", file size: " << ppd_size |
+ << ", content length: " << content_len; |
+ file_util::Delete(ppd_path, false); |
+ ppd_path.clear(); |
+ } |
+ } |
} |
- if (ppd_file_path) |
- ppd_path = FilePath(ppd_file_path); |
return ppd_path; |
} |