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I've had occasional "unable to configure modem for fax use" since I moved to this HP machine here... that's not my question, however... When I do get a modem timeout culminating in an "unable to configure" situation, HylaFAX cancels the job outright, without a subsequent retry. These situations, at least for me, are intermittent (and nothing that a modem reset doesn't tend to fix). I note in the code, faxd/FaxSend.c++ around line 132: if (!modem->faxService()) { sendFailed(fax, send_failed, "Unable to configure modem for fax use"); return; } Why? Why just punt at this point? Is there any reason why this shouldn't be a send_retry with an appropriate resend time? If the modem is truly broken, the whole thing's gonna retry-out anyway... I notice there's a couple of other places this happens too, but the "unable to configure" tends to bite me hard. I'm trying a small hack to do the retry, and seems to not damage things (unsure what to use for the retry time, though). Opinions? Am I missing something? Thanks in advance. ============= Alan Sparks, Principal Network Analyst <asparks@cpd.harris.com> Harris Corporation, Camarillo CA (805) 389-2430