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Help! HylaFax won't handshake
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- Subject: flexfax: Help! HylaFax won't handshake
- From: George Zeigler <genz1968@mtu-net.ru>
- Reply-To: genz1968@mtu-net.ru
- Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2000 10:48:14 +0000
Hello, I can't get HylaFax to respond to the receiving modem. I'm a single user on a laptop using a LinkSys 10/100 + 56k combo PCMCIA card with SuSE 6.2 installed. I'm in Russia where pulse dialing is still used. Pre-prep work: I uninstalled HylaFax, deleted my FIFO files and config files. Then installed HylaFax 4.1 beta 2 using a SuSE rpm. Ran faxsetup, and faxaddmodem. During setup, was asked if I should configure faxmodem for each modem. I said yes. Did some minor editing as necessary in config files. Made sure that FaxGetty line was in /etc/inittab and that HylaFax was set to startup upon boot. Rooboted. Yeah yeah I know, HylaFax was compiled in RedHat. I did the command: sendfax -n -d 956-9878 /tmp/trash.ps Problem remains: Modem dials fine. Other side answers. Receiving fax chirps away. HylaFax immediately quits as soon as the other fax answers, posting the message "No answer from remote" in /var/log/message file. I sit listening to the receiving fax while staring at this message using the "tail -f" command. Yes I've read documentation and FAQ. Here is the results from my /var/log/messages with my ***comments inserted*****. I put info concerning my settings below all this. Please take a look. Jan 10 10:33:18 george HylaFAX[225]: Filesystem has SysV-style file creation semantics. Jan 10 10:33:18 george FaxQueuer[186]: SUBMIT JOB 105 Jan 10 10:33:18 george FaxQueuer[186]: JOB 105 (active dest +70959569878 pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:59:00): PREPARE START Jan 10 10:33:18 george FaxQueuer[226]: JOB 105 (active dest +70959569878 pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:59:00): CONVERT DOCUMENT: bin/ps2fax -o docq/doc110.ps;00 -r 98 -w 1728 -l 297 -m 30 -1 docq/doc110.ps.105 Jan 10 10:33:20 george FaxQueuer[186]: JOB 105 (active dest +70959569878 pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:58:58): PREPARE DONE Jan 10 10:33:20 george FaxQueuer[186]: JOB 105 (active dest +70959569878 pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:58:58): CMD START /usr/lib/fax/faxsend -m ttyS1 sendq/q105 (PID 230) Jan 10 10:33:21 george FaxSend[230]: MODEM set DTR OFF Jan 10 10:33:21 george FaxSend[230]: DELAY 2600 ms Jan 10 10:33:23 george FaxSend[230]: MODEM set DTR ON Jan 10 10:33:23 george FaxSend[230]: MODEM set baud rate: 19200 baud, input flow NONE, output flow NONE Jan 10 10:33:23 george FaxSend[230]: MODEM flush i/o Jan 10 10:33:23 george FaxSend[230]: <-- [15:ATE0V1Q0S0=0H0\r] Jan 10 10:33:23 george FaxGetty[185]: ANSWER: Can not lock modem device ******* Is the lock message a problem? My understanding is that FaxGetty would like to lock other processes out, and can do this if I set device to /dev/modem , but is not able to do this if I set it direct to the serial port. Thus it's up to me, the user, to make sure that something does not try to access that port during faxing. Am I mistaken? ***** Jan 10 10:33:23 george FaxSend[230]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:23 george FaxSend[230]: <-- [12:ATS8=2S7=60\r] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=?\r] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: --> [5:0,1,2] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: <-- [9:AT+FTM=?\r] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: --> [41:3,24,48,72,73,74,96,97,98,121,122,145,146] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: <-- [9:AT+FRM=?\r] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: --> [41:3,24,48,72,73,74,96,97,98,121,122,145,146] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: MODEM / Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: <-- [5:ATM0\r] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: MODEM input buffering disabled Jan 10 10:33:24 george FaxSend[230]: SEND FAX: JOB 105 DEST 956-9878 COMMID 00000143 *** We have an old pulse phone in the other room, that dials outloud whenever I make a call. (Only in Russia) But it's usefull, since I hear it dial 7 times. *** Jan 10 10:33:49 george FaxSend[230]: SEND FAILED: No answer from remote *** Bull. After I hear my modem dial 7 times, I pick up the receiver to listen in. The other side answers with the sound of a chirping fax. I immediately see this line (tail -f ...) and that's it. HylaFax does this every time as soon as the receiving fax machine answers. I try various numbers. Same thing. I know that Americans bring faxes over here which work no problem. What controls this HylaFax to modem interaction? The dialrules file or the config.device file? *** Jan 10 10:33:49 george FaxQueuer[186]: JOB 105 (active dest +70959569878 pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:58:29): CMD DONE: exit status 0 Jan 10 10:33:49 george FaxQueuer[186]: JOB 105 (sleeping dest +70959569878 pri 126 tts 0:00 killtime 2:58:29): SEND INCOMPLETE: requeue for 7:13; No answer from remote Jan 10 10:33:53 george FaxGetty[185]: MODEM set DTR OFF Jan 10 10:33:53 george FaxGetty[185]: DELAY 2600 ms Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: MODEM set DTR ON Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: MODEM set baud rate: 19200 baud, input flow NONE, output flow NONE Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: MODEM flush i/o Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: <-- [15:ATE0V1Q0S0=0H0\r] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: <-- [12:ATS8=2S7=60\r] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=?\r] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: --> [5:0,1,2] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: <-- [9:AT+FTM=?\r] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: --> [41:3,24,48,72,73,74,96,97,98,121,122,145,146] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: <-- [9:AT+FRM=?\r] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: --> [41:3,24,48,72,73,74,96,97,98,121,122,145,146] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: MODEM / Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: <-- [5:ATM0\r] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: --> [2:OK] Jan 10 10:33:56 george FaxGetty[185]: MODEM input buffering disabled If someone ever writes a HylaFax book, I'll be first in line. ************** /etc/inittab ************** <snip> # fax getty (hylafax) # mo:23:respawn:/usr/lib/fax/faxgetty /dev/modem fx:2345:respawn:/usr/lib/fax/faxgetty /dev/ttyS1 <snip> Would "mo" work better? ********** /var/spool/fax/etc/hosts.hfaxd ********** localhost 127.0.0.1 ^george@george.hello$::: *************** /var/spool/fax/etc/config.ttyS1 With commented lines snipped out. ************ <snip> CountryCode: 7 AreaCode: 095 FAXNumber: +7.095.944.1415 LongDistancePrefix: 8 InternationalPrefix: 101 DialStringRules: "dialrules.europe" ServerTracing: 527 SessionTracing: 527 RecvFileMode: 0644 LogFileMode: 0600 DeviceMode: 0666 RingsBeforeAnswer: 1 SpeakerVolume: off GettyArgs: "-r -b -s %s %l" LocalIdentifier: "S.u.S.E. GmbH" TagLineFont: etc/lutRS18.pcf TagLineFormat: "From %%l|%c|Page %%p of %%t" MaxRecvPages: 25 <snip> ModemType: Class1 # use this to supply a hint <snip> ModemDialCmd: ATDP%s@ # T for tone dialing, @ for silence <snip> Class1Cmd: AT+FCLASS=1 # command to enter class 1 Class1TCFResponseDelay: 75 # 75ms delay between recv TCF & response Class1SendPPMDelay: 75 # 75ms delay before sending PPM Class1SendTCFDelay: 75 # 75ms delay between sending DCS & TCF Class1TrainingRecovery: 1500 # 1.5sec delay after training failure Class1RecvAbortOK: 200 # wait 200ms for abort response Class1FrameOverhead: 4 # 4 byte overhead in recvd HDLC frames Class1RecvIdentTimer: 40000 # 35+5secs waiting for ident frames Class1TCFMaxNonZero: 10 # max 10% of data may be non-zero Class1TCFMinRun: 1000 # min run is 2/3rds of TCF duration ************ Thanks George -- My personal website http://www.firstnethou.com/gz/welcome.htm
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