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At 15:23 26/05/98 +1000, aeh0001@ibm.net wrote: > >Hi, > >Can anyone help me I have tried to setup two modems on HylaFAX v40pl0 >by adding "ModemClass: "any:tty[47-48] and this config does not work >I also put two "ModemClass:" entries for each tty like: >ModemClass: "any:tty47" >ModemClass: "any:tty48" >but this does not work either. Is there any other way to config a modem. I >have run faxaddmodem and a config.tty48 file has been created. > To quote from the config manpage : "The syntax is ``<name>:<regex>'' where <name> is the name for the class and <regex> is a regular expression that faxq(8C) matches against known modems." I'm not an expert in regular expressions, but I don't think that 'tty[47-48]' will do what you think it does. Unless you have a third (or more) modems which you do not want to use for outbound faxes, I suggest you delete the ModemClass parameter and rely on the default of 'any:*'. This was the subject of a fairly long thread in this mailing list about two weeks ago; have a look in the archives for the subject 'Re: flexfax: Missing ':' separator' for all the gory details. >When I do a "ps -ef|grep fax" the faxgetty is running for that tty but >nothing goes out. When I run "faxstat -s" it only shows one modem running. > >Please help... > You have run faxaddmodem and have (or should have) a config file for each modem (ie config.tty47 and config.tty48). You also need faxgetty running against each port as well. So you should have two faxgetty processes on your machine...? Hope this helps, Phil Watkinson, Boston, UK.