Re: [hylafax-users] It was a good try at Open Source....

[Pedro Rocadas <procadas@xxxxxxxxx>]

I wonder what kind of hardware will be used for the
new system...first class, no?

--- Frank Griffith <glassdude45@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Well gang,
>  
> We tried HylaFAX for almost 6 months. In that time
> in went from being a teriffic ideal to a bust.
>  
> Sending faxes was no trouble but receiving faxes
> became the real issue. The server seemed to work
> fine but then as larger, multi-page faxes began
> arriving it began whacking the last page of any fax
> it received. This happened only when the call came
> from a long distance fax machine. I tested this from
> home and from other faxes in this office with no
> problem. But when our branch offices send in faxes,
> the last page always appears as a few wide black
> lines at the bottom of the page. When I would ask
> the sender to resend it to our standard fax machine,
> all went well.
>  
> And there we have it. No matter how much I prod our
> IT people, they throw the "I told you so!" up in my
> face. They are not interested in a product that
> requires me to wait for replies from users groups
> and this issue in particular wasn't solved at all.
> Too bad because I was really looking forward to
> rolling this out for the entire company. But they
> are headed into talks with other vendors now.
>  
> At least I will keep using my HylaFAX server at home
> but they are making me take it down here at the
> office. Even sending faxes with it will not be an
> option for much longer.
>  
> Thanks to all of you who offered advice. Good luck!
>  
> 
> 
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