Re: [hylafax-users] thought i'd try again......

[David Camm <dcamm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

thanks - it appears that ModemAnswerCmd is set to exactly that. i caught notice 
of this off the man page (not the faq).

yes, the website DOES appear to be down (local time 4:30pm us central). the 
machine pings ok, and one can log into the ftp server.

An Intrepid HylaFax User wrote:
> > am i correct in that prohibiting data calls into the fax modem can be
> > achieved by commenting our GettyArgs in the etc/config.tty? file?
>
>
> You can do this in a couple of ways:
>
> 1) Force the modem into answering in fax mode, vis-a-vis:
>
>   A) Disable "rotary" answering mode (only list "fax" as an answering mode)
>   B) Configure the answer command to use class 1/2.0/2.1 (whichever mode you
> use).  A la: ModemAnswerCmd: AT+FCLASS=1;A in your etc/config.modem file.
>
> 2) Completely remove/disable the serial port answering program. (agetty/etc)
>
> I've used 1A and 1B successfully.  With 1B, the modem only gives fax "answer
> tones" and never tries to connect to inbound data calls.
>
> This topic is AMPLY covered in the FAQ though, which is probably why you've
> not gotten a storm of replies. :)
>
> <http://www.hylafax.org/>
>
> By the way, there's something bizarrely wrong with the website... the name
> resolves, and there is a port 80 listener active, but no GET commands
> actually return data (within 20 seconds).  Back-end problem, or strange
> server borkage?
>
> This seems to be recurring a bit.  Does the hylafax group need hosting
> assistance?
>
> =R=
>
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