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Hi all. I'm getting confusing results when setting modem priorities. Our server has 9 modems, and in the config files /var/spool/fax/etc/config.tty#, I've placed an individual 'ModemPriority: ###' statement, as follows: for tty5, /var/spool/fax/etc/config.tty5, which I want to have the highest priority: ModemPriority: 200 for tty6, ModemPriority: 180 etc. up to the last port, tty15, /var/spool/fax/etc/config.tty15 ModemPriority: 20 This is intended for outbound faxes only (almost all our faxes are such) I restarted faxq, and I even restarted each faxgetty process (though as I stated, we don't receive many faxes on these lines), and the scheduler 'kind-of' follows the priority I've set, but not exactly. tty5,6 do seem to have the highest priority, but then followed by tty11, and tty15 (which should have the lowest). I'm a bit stumped here. Is there some other magic going on? Any insight about similar battles fought is appreciated. Thanks, Dave Lewis