Re: [hylafax-users] PROBLEM SENDING MORE THAN 1 PAGE ?!

[Lee Howard <faxguy@deanox.com>]

On 2002.04.16 02:57 Kabouter Klus wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> we have Hylafax 4.1.1 running on a Redhat Linux 7.2
> box with a Digi Acceleport RAS 8 multimodem card.
> Receiving faxes is excellent, but we are unable to
> send faxes with several pages : the 1st page goes
> through, but then we get an error "SEND recv unknown
> PPR 0x00". The Digi card works as Class 2.0 (since
> putting it as Class 1 doesnt work at all ...)

What is wrong with Class 1?

> Apr 15 16:03:33.81: [26674]: <-- [8:AT+FPS?\r]
> Apr 15 16:03:34.10: [26674]: --> [3:384]
> Apr 15 16:03:34.10: [26674]: --> [2:OK]
> Apr 15 16:03:34.10: [26674]: SEND recv unknown PPR
> 0x00

This was reported previously by Michael Slade.  He fixed his problem by 
reverting a section of faxd/Class20.c++ code to not utilize the AT+FPS? 
command.  But, this was my reply (to which he did not respond):

On 2002.03.21 07:53 Michael (Micksa) Slade wrote:

> But, since there is at least 1 modem out there that is broken for
> AT+FPS? (html/v2.3beta036.php mentions the problem too, so I presume
> there are others out there), I suggest a config setting to inhibit its
> use.  I would do this myself and/or try and get hylfax to understand
> what my modem is sending, but I'm just too tight on time right now :/

Reading 'man hylafax-config' under CLASS 2 AND 2.0 CONFIGURATION 
PARAMETERS you'll read about Class2PTSCmd.  On Class 2.0 this option is 
configured as "AT+FPS" by default - however, it is never used.  I suspect 
that the section in question should use the configuration parameter rather 
than a hard-coded command.  However, the documentation in 'man 
hylafax-config' seems to indicate that this command is only sent to the 
modem if copy quality checking is enabled.

Michael, can you verify that disabling copy quality checking as documented 
does *not* prevent this error?

Lee.

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