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This is mainly from my experience and a look at the code: Someone please correct me when i am wrong! Q: why does sendfax -a not schedule the fax correctly? A: * The time is processed internaly in GMT/UTC only. -> Timezone of Server OS must be set correctly date -u must give GMT/UTC date must give time in local timezone (on suse you just use yast to set the timezone) * hylafax accepts time from client in GMT only!! Client must convert local time to GMT before sending time to hylafax! -> Timezone of Client OS must be set correctly otherwise client will not be able to make this conversion. Have a look at sendfax -vv -n -a HH:MM -d 12345 file There must appear JPARM SENDTIME yyyymmddhhmm yyyymmddhhmm is HH:MM converted to GMT (by sendfax client) * Hylafax reports time in GMT/UTC or your local timezone to its client Client can ask hylafax for translation of timezones (or not) see faxstat -s faxstat -sl There is also a y2k issue, see the webpage/FAQ(?) AFAIR teh smptom is that the fax is scheduled one day to late if scheduled after end of Feb 2000. For me, senfax -a works this way. Bernd