printer/fetch performs the same hasControl check as printer/print. This info is also returned from info/access / info/status.
Maybe we can reuse accessManager.hasControl in all places, the only downside seems that accessManager.setController(request.remoteAddress) would also need to be executed when the current remoteAddress is already the controller.
printer/fetchperforms the same hasControl check asprinter/print. This info is also returned frominfo/access/info/status. Maybe we can reuseaccessManager.hasControlin all places, the only downside seems thataccessManager.setController(request.remoteAddress)would also need to be executed when the currentremoteAddressis already the controller.