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Patrick Gardella wrote: I've got a local only email - fax gateway. Works wonderfully, so no problem there. I am working on a perl script to handle all the faxes that can't be sent for whatever reason, and print them to a laser printer for snail mail delivery. This script works well for "normal" errors (no answer, phase B errors, etc). But it does not work for faxes that are killed at the killtime. They are not moved to the doneq directory, as far as I can tell. I've just run a test and the jobs are moved to the spool/doneq if killtime arrived. I emulate the faxqclean program (As best I can) to accomplish what I want. I search the doneq directory for a "status" line that is non-empty. Any that have a string get printed. That, again, works just fine. The "status:" line in the spool/doneq/q#### is empty (I'll have a look at the code if this should be changed). But is there anyway to know what faxes have been killed? I get the error messages by email (example below), but I want to automate this printing as well. I appreciate the hints/help! One thing that could be checked is the tts: and killtime: lines and check if tts >= killtime (which isn't really waterproof); matthias