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ipptool

perform internet printing protocol requests

Synopsis

ipptool [ -4 ] [ -6 ] [ -C ] [ -E ] [ -I ] [ -L ] [ -S ] [ -T seconds ] [ -V version ] [ -X ] [ -c ] [ -d name=value ] [ -f filename ] [ -i seconds ] [ -n repeat-count ] [ -q ] [ -t ] [ -v ] URI filename [ ... filenameN ]


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examples

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Get a list of completed jobs for "myprinter":
ipptool ipp://localhost/printers/myprinter get-completed-jobs.test

Send email notifications to "user[:at:]example[:dot:]com" when "myprinter" changes:
ipptool -d recipient=mailto:user[:at:]example[:dot:]com ipp://localhost/printers/myprinter create-printer-subscription.test


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uri="ipp://localhost:$port/printers"
options=""
fi
$VALGRIND ./ipptool -tI $options $uri $file >> $strfile
status=$?
if test $status != 0; then
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options=""
fi
$VALGRIND ./ipptool -tI $options $uri $file >> $strfile
status=$?
if test $status != 0; then
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echo $ac_n "Performing $file: $ac_c"
echo "" >>$strfile
./ipptool -tI ipp://localhost:$port/printers $file >> $strfile
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uri="ipp://localhost:$port/printers"
options=""
fi
$VALGRIND ./ipptool -tI $options $uri $file >> $strfile
status=$?

description

ipptool sends IPP requests to the specified URI and tests and/or displays the results. Each named file defines one or more requests, including the expected response status, attributes, and values. Output is either a plain text, formatted text, CSV, or XML report on the standard output, with a non-zero exit status indicating that one or more tests have failed. The file format is described in ipptoolfile(5).

options

The following options are recognized by ipptool:

-4

Specifies that ipptool must connect to the printer or server using IPv4.

-6

Specifies that ipptool must connect to the printer or server using IPv6.

-C

Specifies that requests should be sent using the HTTP/1.1 "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" header, which is required for conformance by all versions of IPP. The default is to use "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" for requests with attached files and "Content-Length:" for requests without attached files.

-E

Forces TLS encryption when connecting to the server using the HTTP "Upgrade" header.

-I

Specifies that ipptool will continue past errors.

-L

Specifies that requests should be sent using the HTTP/1.0 "Content-Length:" header, which is required for conformance by all versions of IPP. The default is to use "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" for requests with attached files and "Content-Length:" for requests without attached files.

-S

Forces (dedicated) SSL encryption when connecting to the server.

-T seconds

Specifies a timeout for IPP requests in seconds.

-V version

Specifies the default IPP version to use: 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 2.1, or 2.2. If not specified, version 1.1 is used.

-X

Specifies that XML (Apple plist) output is desired instead of the plain text report. This option is incompatible with the -i (interval) and -n (repeat-count) options.

-c

Specifies that CSV (comma-separated values) output is desired instead of the plain text output.

-d name=value

Defines the named variable.

-f filename

Defines the default request filename for tests.

-i seconds

Specifies that the (last) file should be repeated at the specified interval. This option is incompatible with the -X (XML plist output) option.

-l

Specifies that plain text output is desired.

-n repeat-count

Specifies that the (last) file should be repeated the specified number of times. This option is incompatible with the -X (XML plist output) option.

-t

Specifies that CUPS test report output is desired instead of the plain text output.

-v

Specifies that all request and response attributes should be output in CUPS test mode (-t). This is the default for XML output.

compatibility

The ipptool program is unique to CUPS.

copyright

Copyright 2007-2013 by Apple Inc.

standard files

The following standard files are available:
color.jpg
create-printer-subscription.test
document-a4.pdf
document-a4.ps
document-letter.pdf
document-letter.ps
get-completed-jobs.test
get-jobs.test
get-printer-attributes.test
gray.jpg
ipp-1.1.test
ipp-2.0.test
ipp-2.1.test
ipp-2.2.test
onepage-a4.pdf
onepage-a4.ps
onepage-letter.pdf
onepage-letter.ps
print-job.test
testfile.jpg
testfile.pdf
testfile.ps
testfile.txt


see also

ipptoolfile,
http://localhost:631/help

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