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Hi Steve, I wrote the original script, the help assess Phase B problems in the USR Sportster At 00:31 2/04/98 -0700, Steve Williams wrote: >I initially set up the fax software on our system at work to benefit >us at work ( funny that <g> ). We have 7 phone lines that I wanted to >be able to dial in on, as well as use for outgoing data, and outgoing >faxes. I do not use any of them for incoming faxes except for >massive testing of the system ( sending from 3 modems to receiving from >three modems ... ). > Quick note - this testing will not pick up the weirdness in certain fax machines like the negative retrain problem - but it would be good for just general operation testing >I am sorry that I can't give credit to the person who created this script, >but I am pretty sure I got it from the mailing list, so the records >should be there somewhere. I knew i should have put a copyright on the top ;-) It was only a temporary measure i was going to merge this with the xferstats script perhaps "xferstats -error" to get the same output. >Here is a list of the errors that I have gotten recently. > >I have "tweaked" the log files to show the stats as if they are for one >modem to shorten this email. the lastest version of errorstats at http://www.trump.net.au/~rjc/hylafax/ shows a combined total for a bank of modems. >So, I am not sure how this is recorded in the AWK file. Maybe someone >that is awake can take a boo at the script and say if these errors are >included. > if a call suceeds on its third attempt, it will be registered as 2 errors. It is based on the number of _attempts_ not the number actual number of faxes sent. This does inflate the readings slightly if say you send to the same location a number of times and get the same error repeatedly. >So, let's see WHY you are having the problems. Maybe consider dialing >some of the failed fax phone numbers by hand and seing if they are >actually a fax machine or not. After 10 or so random calls, you should >have a feeling if they are fax machines or humans answering the phones. >If it's the latter, not much HylaFax can do about that <g>.. I've also got a version of errorstats that sorts by outgoing number thats still in testing to see if i can pin down the errors to certain kinds of receiving fax maxhine. - Robert