scheduler: Fix cleaning jobs by loading times when needed

Currently if we load jobs from job.cache, we don't set correct times
for `history_time` and `file_time`, resulting them in being 0 and the
jobs avoids the cleanup by cupsd when needed, leading into eating up
memory space.

It happens because none of the functions which set those job members are
not called - `cupsdSetJobState()` is used when changing job states,
`cupsdUpdateJobs()` during partial reload and `cupsdLoadJob()` is
guarded by condition in `load_job_cache()`.

The fix is to change conditional in `load_job_cache()` which will cause
loading of the job if cupsd is set to clean up job history, or if cupsd
should clean up job files and the job still has some.

Author: zdohnal

CHANGES.md

@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ Changes in CUPS v2.4.13 (YYYY-MM-DD)
 - Fixed parsing of real numbers in PPD compiler source files (Issue #1263)
 - Fixed scheduler freezing with zombie clients (Issue #1264)
 - Fixed support for the server name in the ErrorLog filename (Issue #1277)
+- Fixed job cleanup after daemon restart (Issue #1315)
 
 
 Changes in CUPS v2.4.12 (2025-04-08)

scheduler/job.c

@@ -4409,7 +4409,8 @@ load_job_cache(const char *filename)	/* I - job.cache filename */
 	cupsArrayAdd(ActiveJobs, job);
       else if (job->state_value > IPP_JOB_STOPPED)
       {
-        if (!job->completed_time || !job->creation_time || !job->name || !job->koctets)
+	if (!job->completed_time || !job->creation_time || !job->name || !job->koctets ||
+	    JobHistory < INT_MAX || (JobFiles < INT_MAX && job->num_files))
 	{
 	  cupsdLoadJob(job);
 	  unload_job(job);