Re: faxrm failure

[Matthias.Apitz@SOFTCON.de (Matthias Apitz)]

Maarten Boerlijst wrote:
    
    Thanks for your respons !
    
    Here's a syslog for a 'hung' abort, using ServerTrace  0x030f:
    
    Feb 12 08:48:39 6D:turing FaxQueuer[13232]: KILL JOB 29
    Feb 12 08:48:39 3D:turing FaxSend[14636]: CAUGHT SIGNAL 15
    Feb 12 08:48:39 6D:turing FaxSend[14636]: ABORT: job abort requested
    Feb 12 08:48:39 6D:turing FaxSend[14636]: SEND FAILED: Job aborted by user
    Feb 12 08:48:41 6D:turing FaxQueuer[13232]: NOTIFY: bin/notify "doneq/q29"
    "killed" ""
    
    And herafter the modem is stuck in:
    >faxstat -r
    HylaFAX scheduler on turing.zoo.ox.ac.uk: Running
    Modem ttyf2 (271197): Waiting for modem to come ready
    
    Magically ;-) the first time I tried to repeat the problem the modem did
    recover, syslog:
    
    Feb 12 08:38:29 6D:turing FaxQueuer[13232]: KILL JOB 28
    Feb 12 08:38:29 3D:turing FaxSend[14586]: CAUGHT SIGNAL 15
    Feb 12 08:38:29 6D:turing FaxSend[14586]: ABORT: job abort requested
    Feb 12 08:38:29 6D:turing FaxSend[14586]: SEND FAILED: Job aborted by user
    Feb 12 08:38:31 6D:turing FaxQueuer[13232]: NOTIFY: bin/notify "doneq/q28"
    "killed" ""
    Feb 12 08:38:38 6D:turing FaxGetty[13213]: MODEM set DTR OFF
    Feb 12 08:38:38 6D:turing FaxGetty[13213]: MODEM set baud rate: 0 baud (flow
    control unchanged)
    Feb 12 08:38:38 6D:turing FaxGetty[13213]: DELAY 2600 ms
    Feb 12 08:38:40 6D:turing FaxGetty[13213]: MODEM set DTR ON
    Feb 12 08:38:40 6D:turing FaxGetty[13213]: MODEM set baud rate: 38400 baud,
    input flow RTS/CTS, output flow RTS/CTS
    Feb 12 08:38:40 6D:turing FaxGetty[13213]: MODEM flush i/o
    
    Followed by a long sequence of modem settings, resulting in:
    >faxstat -r
    HylaFAX scheduler on turing.zoo.ox.ac.uk: Running
    Modem ttyf2 (271197): Running and idle
    
    
    It seems to me that the modem (intermittently) fails to start the reset
    sequence, but I have to admit I know very little about this.
    
    Any ideas?

not yet; I tried to reproduce it on my system - no luck;
please do upping the level to 0xc30f;

does IRIX come with a tool to trace a proc on system call level,
e.g. show all system calls of a given proc-id, the args and returns?
(look for something like strace(1) or truss(1)); if so please
trace the proc of faxgetty(1M) with this and send me (not to the
list) the output of it;

	matthias