Re: [hylafax-users] "q" numbers and archives

[Patrick Fromberg <patrick.fromberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Daniel Miller wrote:
> Steven Kurylo wrote:
>
> > > You don't need to hack faxqclean, just the bin/archive script (which 
> > > is shell). 
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Wow, thats great. Just made life easier.  I'm not sure what I'll do, 
> > but purhaps I'll change bin/archive to change the base directory name 
> > to the number plus the date; that should avoid clobbering.  Then have 
> > it create an index file which could be quickly queried for information.
> >
> > If anyone has some suggestions I might be able to make something 
> > useful for the project overall, assuming somethings wanted.
> If you're feeling ambitious, I'd love to see the archive implemented via 
> a SQL database - dealer's choice of backend, though I'm preferential to 
> Firebird.  Being able to have a complete log of activities - with copies 
> of all received and sent faxes - stored in a searchable database would 

Well, basically I have that already running for free. The trick is, I 
enhanced notify.awk to also send the fax as pdf together with the 
notification. So I have all sent and received faxes in public folders on 
the email server, which in one case is postgres and in a nother case a 
cyrus imap server. This should work fine with an exchange server, which 
I think, can use SQL-Server as Backend.

--
Patrick

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