Re: [hylafax-users] General Questions about Hylafax

[Joe Phillips <jaiger@acm.org>]

From experience, the real trick is sendfax/faxstat -vv in one xterm and
a telnet session to the server in another. 8)

As Bernd stated, my Java libraries are at http://www.net-foundry.com/java/gnu/hylafax/.

I'd love to work with you (and other hylafax users) to improve them.  Right 
now they should be functional for most uses.  There are some developers 
out there using them and I haven't heard much in the way of complaints.

we can take further conversation to private email or the gnu-hylafax mail list.

-joe

On Tue, Aug 22, 2000 at 12:22:22AM -0400, Jay R. Ashworth wrote:
> On Tuesday, August 22, 2000, at 12:15:55 AM, Bernd Proissl wrote:
> >> > Also, where can I find the documentation about how to communicate with
> >> > hfaxd?
> >> 
> >> Hoo boy.  :-)  It's *roughly* FTP, as Lee says... but if you don't
> >> read C++ code fluently, find someone who's written their own client,
> >> and talk to them.  There's supposed to be an RFC-style document on the
> >> C/S protocol... but it hasn't been written yet.  And, in theory, you
> >> can just watch a trace... but that hasn't been enough for me.  At
> >> least not yet.
> 
> > The trick is to use halyfax's natice client sendfax.
> > Try sendfax -vv ...
> > It will display the communication with the server.
> 
> Well, um, yeah; I knew that.  It just didn't give me enough to go
> on...


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