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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- On Sun, 31 May 1998, Constantin Teodorescu wrote: > I have a RedHat Linux server (dual Pentium II 300 MHz) acting as a > server in a network with Linux and Windows95 workstations (using Samba > for W95). My server should also act as a print server (with a HP > LaserJet 6L attached) to both Windows and Linux workstations. > > I would like to configure HylaFax also as a fax-server for the entire > network, but using printer spooling mechanism, allowing client to print > to a shared 'fax' printer when they want to fax it, or normally printing > to a shared 'laser' network printer, from both Linux and W95 > workstations. For example I am using Applixware on Linux and MS Office > on W95. > > Is there anywhere a more complete HOWTO for this problem, or is there > anyone who succeeded doing the same thing in order to give me some help. You have several desires here. The UNIX print spooling mechanism is quite distinct (though similar in form) to the UNIX HylaFAX spool. Keep that separate: the drivers, etc. are quite different and should not be confused for each other. The Wintel print spooling mechanism is a convuleted anti-Christ symbol. Easiest for that is to use something like "WHFC" to "print" jobs from the PC's to the fax spool. That covers thw Win95 boxes. The UNIX boxes are a bit different: there are so many ways to send print jobs to the print spool, each slightly different, that you've have to think hard about how to determine the fax numer, comments, etc. for each outgoing fax job. I personally use tkhylafax as a GUI, and sfax as a text based tool, for preparing outgoing jobs on UNIX. Both are available at ftp://ftp.sgi.com/sgi/fax/contrib/ Nico Garcia Senior Engineer, CIRL Mass. Eye and Ear Infirmary raoul@cirl.meei.harvard.edu -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQCVAwUBNXF4Fj/+ItycgIJRAQGZUwP/eE0OjDbd6134+ojl9Yuhiht0iFKb2nH3 Bqlr7Bab8j1qrxl0WNquQVFEZwvkS1DpJ9q5phxZPFYaYTLp2ukjv0Bd25Vl655Y yHabd04xIgRY90QOJxyl62b8dFgLsIk7lZj8MXIPqN2RY89m6p91jfZHSa/+SfVA B63SU/1aeBM= =h/Mg -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----