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Hi all, I've created a simple script to do broadcast faxing, the meat of it is below: # set variable containing the recipient's name and fax number to the first line of the "names" file NAME=`sed -n '1p' < names` # record the current recipient echo $NAME # send the fax to the recipient sendfax -w -c "This would be any comments desired" -r "This would be the te xt placed in the Re: box" -d "`echo $NAME`" message -f "This would be who the fa x was from" -T 2 # delete the first line of the "names" file sed 1,1D < names > new_names mv new_names names It takes the first line of the file "names", assigns it to a variable, then uses that variable with sendfax. Right now my faxserver only has one modem, so I've used the w flag with sendfax. However, if I add more modems, should I remove the w flag? Will sendfax automatically use the next available modem? I've tested this script with a small broadcast of 20 recipients and there were no problems. Asking for opinions here, is this script robust enough to do 1000+ recipients? How many modems should I reasonably expect to need with that kind of volume? FYI, I'm running the latest version of Hylafax on RedHat 7. Thanks, Mark ____________________ HylaFAX(tm) Users Mailing List _______________________ To unsub: mail -s unsubscribe hylafax-users-request@hylafax.org < /dev/null