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For the past week I've been trying to set up a linux outbound-only fax server. I've tried 3 differant modems, in class 1 and 2.0 modems, and have had problems with them all. I'm pretty much stumped at this point, and am wondering if there are any modems that actually work with the latest beta. I'm using Slackware 7.0, and hylafax-4.1beta2. Is there any modem available for purchase that I can: ./configure [accept all defaults] make install faxsetup [accept all defaults] faxaddmodem [accept all defaults] hylafax start and have a working outbound fax server? No patches, no messing with flowcontrol, no 'Waiting for modem to reset' everytime after it dials out. No having to kill faxq and restart it 20 times, then powertoggle the modem before it starts to send the 10 test faxes in the queue... I've tried searching the list archives, but it seems for every posititive post on a certain modem, theres another post saying such-and-such a patch needs applying, or you need to update the fireware, or that person isn't able to get that modem to work. Is there any hope for fax-clueless people like me? Price is of little concern at this point, when I consider all the time I've wasted already. Are there plans to release a new version of hylafax anytime soon, so all these patches aren't needed? It's been 22 months since the last stable release, which doesn't even compile on current Linux systems anymore. On my first attempt to set a fax server, I used the mgetty+sendfax system, cause just by looking at the hylafax page, it looks like development is halted. The only clue otherwise is the current mailing list activity. Even the latest beta is 10 months old, which isn't mentioned anywhere on the page, I only happened to see the extra directory on the FTP site. Thanks... ____________________ HylaFAX(tm) Users Mailing List _______________________ To unsub: mail -s unsubscribe hylafax-users-request@hylafax.org < /dev/null