Package: libieee1284-3
Version: 0.2.10-4
Severity: normal
Debugging my scanner installation, I wonder why libieee1284 (as used by
sane) can only open the parallel port as root. I have added my user to
the group lp, and the device is group-readable and -writable. But no
matter what I do, sane and its programs refuse to read from the parallel
port. I think the problem is in libieee1284, as it returns a different
status for regular users as opposed to root.
[ursaminor:~] id
uid=1001(anna) gid=1001(anna)
groups=7(lp),24(cdrom),29(audio),44(video),107(scanner),110(saned),1001(anna),1002(local)
[ursaminor:~] ls -l /dev/lp0
crw-rw---- 1 root lp 6, 0 Mar 4 12:20 /dev/lp0
[ursaminor:~] _
Debugging output as normal user:
[sanei_debug] Setting debug level of sanei_pa4s2 to 128.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2: interface called for the first time
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_devices: invoked
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: static int first_time = 1
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: called for the first time
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: initializing libieee1284
/dev/parport0 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/0 isn't accessible
/dev/parport1 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/1 isn't accessible
/dev/parport2 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/2 isn't accessible
/dev/parport3 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/3 isn't accessible
/dev/parport4 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/4 isn't accessible
/dev/parport5 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/5 isn't accessible
/dev/parport6 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/6 isn't accessible
/dev/parport7 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/7 isn't accessible
/dev/lp0 is accessible
This system has /proc/sys/dev/parport
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: 1 ports reported by IEEE 1284 library
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: port 0 is `parport0`
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: allocating port list
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: initialized successfully
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: called for device 'parport0'
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: trying to connect to port
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: trying to attach dev `parport0`
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: static int first_time = 0
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: sanei already initalized
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: looking up port in list
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: port is in list at port[0]
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: setting up port data
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: name=parport0 in_use=SANE_TRUE
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: enabled=SANE_FALSE mode=PA4S2_MODE_NIB
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: opening device
==> ieee1284_open
==> init_port
<== -7
<== -7 (propagated)
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: could not open device `parport0` (Error initializing
port)
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: marking port 0 as unused
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: connection failed
No scanners were identified. If you were expecting something different,
check that the scanner is plugged in, turned on and detected by the
sane-find-scanner tool (if appropriate). Please read the documentation
which came with this software (README, FAQ, manpages).
Debugging output as root:
[sanei_debug] Setting debug level of sanei_pa4s2 to 128.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2: interface called for the first time
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_devices: invoked
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: static int first_time = 1
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: called for the first time
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: initializing libieee1284
/dev/parport0 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/0 isn't accessible
/dev/parport1 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/1 isn't accessible
/dev/parport2 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/2 isn't accessible
/dev/parport3 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/3 isn't accessible
/dev/parport4 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/4 isn't accessible
/dev/parport5 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/5 isn't accessible
/dev/parport6 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/6 isn't accessible
/dev/parport7 isn't accessible, retrying with udev/devfs naming...
/dev/parports/7 isn't accessible
We can use ioperm()
/dev/port is accessible
/dev/lp0 is accessible
This system has /proc/sys/dev/parport
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: 1 ports reported by IEEE 1284 library
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: port 0 is `parport0`
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: allocating port list
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: initialized successfully
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: called for device 'parport0'
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: trying to connect to port
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: trying to attach dev `parport0`
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: static int first_time = 0
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_init: sanei already initalized
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: looking up port in list
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: port is in list at port[0]
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: setting up port data
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: name=parport0 in_use=SANE_TRUE
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: enabled=SANE_FALSE mode=PA4S2_MODE_NIB
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: opening device
==> ieee1284_open
==> init_port
Got 0 from IO init
<== 0
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: device `parport0` opened...
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: open dev `parport0` as fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: connected to device using fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: checking for scanner
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: called for fd 0 with value 1
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: enable port 'parport0'
13:42:02.718881 STATUS: !nFault !Select !PError !nAck !Busy
13:42:02.719230 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_enable: prelock[] = {0x04, 0x87, 0x00}
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: reading ASIC id
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: called for fd 0 and register 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: NIB readbegin
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbegin_nib: selecting register 0 at 'parport0'
13:42:02.719589 CONTROL: !nStrobe nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
13:42:02.719667 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: called with fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: we hope, the backend called
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: readbegin, so the port is ok...
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: this means, I did not check it - it's
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: not my fault, if your PC burns down.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: read in NIB mode
13:42:02.719960 CONTROL: nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
13:42:02.720034 STATUS: !nFault Select !PError nAck !Busy
13:42:02.720110 STATUS: !nFault !Select PError !nAck Busy
13:42:02.720186 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbyte_nib: reading value 0xa5 from 'parport0'
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: read finished
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: got value 0xa5
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: called for fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: we hope, the backend called
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: readbegin, so the port is ok...
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: this means, I did not check it - it's
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: not my fault, if your PC burns down.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: NIB mode readend
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readend_nib: end of reading sequence for fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: detected ASIC id 1015
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: called for fd 0 with value 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: disable port 'parport0'
13:42:02.720793 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd !nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_disable: state restored
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: trying better modes
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: trying mode 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: called for fd 0 with value 1
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: enable port 'parport0'
13:42:02.721120 STATUS: !nFault !Select !PError !nAck !Busy
13:42:02.721198 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_enable: prelock[] = {0x04, 0x87, 0x00}
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: called for fd 0 and register 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: NIB readbegin
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbegin_nib: selecting register 0 at 'parport0'
13:42:02.721470 CONTROL: !nStrobe nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
13:42:02.721544 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: called with fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: we hope, the backend called
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: readbegin, so the port is ok...
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: this means, I did not check it - it's
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: not my fault, if your PC burns down.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: read in NIB mode
13:42:02.721814 CONTROL: nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
13:42:02.721887 STATUS: !nFault Select !PError nAck !Busy
13:42:02.721962 STATUS: !nFault !Select PError !nAck Busy
13:42:02.722038 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbyte_nib: reading value 0xa5 from 'parport0'
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: read finished
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: got value 0xa5
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: called for fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: we hope, the backend called
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: readbegin, so the port is ok...
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: this means, I did not check it - it's
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: not my fault, if your PC burns down.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: NIB mode readend
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readend_nib: end of reading sequence for fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: called for fd 0 with value 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: disable port 'parport0'
13:42:02.722511 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd !nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_disable: state restored
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: mode works
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: skipping mode UNI
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: trying mode 2
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: called for fd 0 with value 1
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: enable port 'parport0'
13:42:02.722830 STATUS: !nFault !Select !PError !nAck !Busy
13:42:02.722907 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_enable: prelock[] = {0x04, 0x87, 0x00}
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: called for fd 0 and register 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: EPP readbegin
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbegin_epp: selecting register 0 at 'parport0'
13:42:02.723182 CONTROL: !nStrobe nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
13:42:02.723257 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: called with fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: we hope, the backend called
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: readbegin, so the port is ok...
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: this means, I did not check it - it's
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: not my fault, if your PC burns down.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: read in EPP mode
==> default_epp_read_data
13:42:02.723622 CONTROL: !nStrobe nAutoFd nInit nSelectIn
13:42:02.723711 STATUS: nFault !Select !PError !nAck !Busy
13:42:02.824418 CONTROL: !nStrobe nAutoFd nInit nSelectIn
<== default_epp_read_data
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbyte_epp: reading value 0x18 from 'parport0'
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: read finished
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: got value 0x18
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: called for fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: we hope, the backend called
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: readbegin, so the port is ok...
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: this means, I did not check it - it's
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: not my fault, if your PC burns down.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: EPP mode readend
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readend_epp: end of reading sequence
13:42:02.824886 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
13:42:02.824963 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd !nInit !nSelectIn
13:42:02.825035 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: called for fd 0 with value 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: disable port 'parport0'
13:42:02.825755 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd !nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_disable: state restored
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: mode failed
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: returned ASIC-ID 0x18
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: using mode 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: called for fd 0 with value 1
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: enable port 'parport0'
13:42:02.826118 STATUS: !nFault !Select !PError !nAck !Busy
13:42:02.826195 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_enable: prelock[] = {0x04, 0x87, 0x00}
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: called for fd 0 and register 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: NIB readbegin
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbegin_nib: selecting register 0 at 'parport0'
13:42:02.826468 CONTROL: !nStrobe nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
13:42:02.826543 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: called with fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: we hope, the backend called
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: readbegin, so the port is ok...
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: this means, I did not check it - it's
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: not my fault, if your PC burns down.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: read in NIB mode
13:42:02.826815 CONTROL: nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
13:42:02.826888 STATUS: !nFault Select !PError nAck !Busy
13:42:02.826962 STATUS: !nFault !Select PError !nAck Busy
13:42:02.827039 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbyte_nib: reading value 0xa5 from 'parport0'
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: read finished
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: got value 0xa5
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: called for fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: we hope, the backend called
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: readbegin, so the port is ok...
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: this means, I did not check it - it's
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: not my fault, if your PC burns down.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: NIB mode readend
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readend_nib: end of reading sequence for fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: called for fd 0 and register 2
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: NIB readbegin
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbegin_nib: selecting register 2 at 'parport0'
13:42:02.827605 CONTROL: !nStrobe nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
13:42:02.827684 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbegin: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: called with fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: we hope, the backend called
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: readbegin, so the port is ok...
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: this means, I did not check it - it's
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: not my fault, if your PC burns down.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: read in NIB mode
13:42:02.827956 CONTROL: nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
13:42:02.828030 STATUS: !nFault !Select PError !nAck !Busy
13:42:02.828104 STATUS: !nFault Select !PError !nAck !Busy
13:42:02.828181 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbyte_nib: reading value 0x12 from 'parport0'
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: read finished
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: got value 0x12
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readbyte: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: called for fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: we hope, the backend called
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: readbegin, so the port is ok...
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: this means, I did not check it - it's
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: not my fault, if your PC burns down.
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: NIB mode readend
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readend_nib: end of reading sequence for fd 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_readend: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: called for fd 0 with value 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: disable port 'parport0'
13:42:02.828683 CONTROL: !nStrobe !nAutoFd !nInit !nSelectIn
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_disable: state restored
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_close: fd = 0
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_close: freeing resources
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_close: fd=0
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_close: this is port 'parport0'
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_close: checking whether port is enabled
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_close: trying to free io port
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_close: marking port as unused
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_close: returning SANE_STATUS_GOOD
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_close: finished
device `mustek_pp:6000P' is a Mustek 600 III EP Plus flatbed (CCD 300 dpi)
Thanks for your time,
Wouter
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