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I downloaded hylafax-4.1beta2.tar.gz and loaded it on a Dell running Red Hat 6.0. I'm using a MultiTech MT2834ZDXb modem. I'm only using it to fax outgoing reports. After trying it successfully with a few outgoing faxes, I turned on the flood gate and sent all of my outgoing faxes to the Hylafax server. A shell file runs sendfax on each file ftp'd to the received directory of the Linux server. Now hylafax is totally backed up. If I try to run sendfax manually, it totally blocks and won't queue the fax. When I do "faxstat -s", I get a large list. Many of the JID's appear to duplicates to the same phone number. The status line at the top says "Modem ttyS0: Waiting for modem to come ready. Of the approx. 240 JID's in the -s output, all but about 10 have a status of "Blocked by concurrent job". Ten have a blank status. How do I tell what the "current job" is so I can kill it? Is there a maximum number of outgoing faxes in the queue which prevents sendfax from taking any new requests? The modem itself is not doing anything at the present time. I rebooted the system and turned the modem off, but the modem is still doing nothing. When I did "faxrm" on the first JID listed in "sendfax -s", it blocked. Finally broke out after nearly 30 minutes. Is there a way to clean up the entire send queue? If I do "faxstat -d", it also shows a large list, with most of the JID's "Blocked by concurrent job". I thought -d showed completed jobs. Why would they be shown as completed if they were blocked? Help. Willis Gregory tacedi@series2000.com