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Re: Some more thoughts on rpm
>
>
> I hope the following appraoch will meet everybody's concerns.
> I will write the rpm documentation as follows:
>
> Once the rpm is installed, run 'faxsetup'. 'faxsetup'
> invokes another script in turn 'faxaddmodem'. If you don't
> experience problems like modem hanging, you most probably
> have a close to working version. Check if you are able to send
> and receive faxes. If there is any problem, time to look at
> the config files. There are two of them
> /var/spool/hyla/etc/config and
> /var/spool/hyla/etc/config.modem. Do a 'man config' and get
> an overview of all the parameters that can go in there. Try
> changing them.
>
> If your modem hangs during 'faxaddmodem', you might want
> to attempt a manual setup. copy the files
> config, config.modem, setup, and setup.modem from
> <to be specified directory> to /var/spool/hyla/etc.
> Look at /var/spool/hyla/config and see what looks closest
> to your modem. Adjust the config parameters through trial
> and error.
>
Hi,
The above looks good. Just a "gentle" suggestion, from my AIX install
notes:
- If faxaddmodem ( or faxsetup ) hanges at "
Probing for best speed to talk to modem:
Make sure that your modem has verbose result codes enabled. If that is not
sufficient to make it work, try setting Carrier Dectect to be forced on.
( Typically &C0 ). This is not necessary under all versions of AIX, but
I did find it necessary some times.
This might help solve some problems.
--
Steve Williams, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Genie Computer Systems Inc.
steve@genie96.com
"A man doesn't begin to attain wisdom until he recognizes that he is
no longer indespensable."
- Admiral Richard E. Byrd ( 1888-1957 )