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In message <19990831103728.E2307@imaginet.co.uk>, Michael Stevens writes: >On Mon, Aug 30, 1999 at 08:39:12AM +1000, Keith Gray wrote: >> Michael Stevens wrote: >> > Can anyone explain how hylafax might have decided to send a fax 30 >> > times instead of just that once that I was intending? All I can see >> > from the logs are a number of errors about 'unable to transmit page'. >> This would be known as a classic RTN (retrain) problem. >> It is on the archives. >> The receiving fax machine has not given a suitable response >> so HylaFAX has retried 10-12 times to resend 3 attempts! >> >> A fix is available for 4.0 and is already patched in 4.1. >> >> Sometimes changing the transmit fax resolution helps. > >Thanks, sorry for the vagueness of the original message but I was a >bit annoyed about the whole thing at the time. > >Looking at the logs I can see it retraining from 9600baud all the way >down to 2400 baud. The release involved is the stable debian one: > [snip] >I will investigate 4.1. Can you point me at the patches of which you speak? Please see http://www.hylafax.org/patches/ -Darren