Fujitsu has transfered their line of scanners to Ricoh, initially
keeping the same USB VID and PID. So we duplicate all current
models into a Ricoh section.
Add support for Canon imageRUNNER 1018/1022/1023 models, which all share the
same USB PID. Add it as a copy of MF6500.
Tested with an iR1022A model. Flatbed and ADF both work correctly.
Signed-off-by: Michał Kopeć <michal.kopec@3mdeb.com>
Tested with Avision AD345F model number DL-1802B.
Flatbed and ADF duplex scanning available.
Known limitation: ADF scanning is only capable to scan one sheet
at a time via automatic feeder. Providing 2+ sheets breaks backend
and scanner needs to be rebooted.
Signed-off-by: Nikolai Kostrigin <nickel@altlinux.org>
Tested-by: Mikhail Chernonog <snowmix@altlinux.org>
Building with --enable-silent-rules makes it easier to identify errors
or warnings in the build output. Automake provides macros for custom
rules to use, so that they will print a similar message to rules which
run the compiler or linker:
...
CC libpieusb_la-pieusb.lo
CCLD libpieusb.la
CCLD libsane-pieusb.la
CC libsane_pixma_la-pixma-s.lo
GEN pixma/pixma_sane_options.h
GEN pixma/pixma_sane_options.c
CC pixma/libpixma_la-pixma.lo
...
This does not change the current output if silent rules are disabled.
The current warnings do not explain to the administrator what risks may
actually be involved by exposing saned to the network, so that they can
take the appropriate measures.
Currently the administrator is advised to restrict incoming connections
to saned (using tcpwrappers and/or firewall rules). This might not have
been the typical posture when this was written. More importantly, these
actions are not meant to protect against a loss of confidentiality, and
the administrator should not be led to believe this is the case.
Suggest the use of a secure tunnel between each client and saned, which
can be achieved without modifying the software.
The saned(8) man page should be used to describe the behavior of saned
itself. The information about configuring inetd, xinetd, or systemd to
launch saned - while it is helpful - belongs in a separate location.
Keep in mind that distribution packages usually configure the service
automatically, and they may ship with their own specific instructions.
(For example, update-inetd can be used in Debian and its derivatives.)
This change moves this information from the man page into a new file,
making it more concise as well. Working examples are moved to separate
files that can be copied directly from the source tree to the system.
Windows does not allow filenames ending in a period ("."), preventing
this git repository from even being checked out on a Windows system.
Drop the trailing period in these two filenames. Both files will still
be skipped during the build, since they are not included in DESC_FILES
or DESC_EXT_FILES in doc/Makefile.am.
Ralph Little