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Hello, Thank you for your reply :) It turns out, I had run the faxaddmodem script, then the faxmodem script, but it still wasn't working. however, when I ran faxgetty on the serial port, then it worked, and faxed out a document for me. So it seems like the faxmodem script jst wsn't doing the job right for me, thanks for pointing me to try faxgetty(I hadn't before because i assumed i wouldn't need it for a fax-out-only serversuch as I was trying to do at the time, now i'll just use it cuz it works :) i'll keep everyone posted as to my progress,should i encounter any more troubles, thanks to al who offered advice :) Josh On Mon, 15 Jun 1998, Mr. Arlington Hewes wrote: > > You need to run faxgetty to bring the modem to life. You _could_ use the > faxmodem command, but HylaFAX is really meant to have faxgetty managing the > modems. I believe faxsetup offers to configure a modem for you and run a > faxgetty (or faxmodem), but you appear not to have done that, since: > > duncan@msmd.com said: > > when i do a faxstate i get this: > > # /usr/local/sbin/faxstate /dev/cua/b > > FIFO._dev_cua_b: open: No such file or directory > > Good luck! > > -Darren > > > ---- Josh Duncan duncan@msmd.org God's like Comet(TM), nothing cleans better.