Re: [hylafax-users] coordinating batches, was: FaxDispatch...

[Lee Howard <faxguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

offman wrote:

> here's an interesting one or two .
> this is the ftp command trace between a client & hylafax
>
> -> jparm RETRYTIME 1800
> 213 RETRYTIME set to 1800.
> -> jparm SENDTIME 200508180344
> 213 SENDTIME set to 20050818114400.
> -> jparm DOCUMENT /tmp/doc110.ps
> 200 Added document /tmp/doc110.ps as docq/doc110.ps.110.
> -> jsubm 110
> 200 Job 110 submitted.
>
>
>
> 1. I submit a RETRYTIME 1800, and the hylafax server confirms it
> 213 RETRYTIME set to 1800.
>
> but in the job file it is set as : retrytime:1080!!
> I had seen this before but assumed the  client code.


After looking at the code (hfaxd/Jobs.c++ line ~385) RETRYTIME is in the 
format of MMSS, so "1800" means 18 minutes, 0 seconds, and that comes 
out to be 1080 seconds.  If you want 30 minutes retrytime then "JPARM 
RETRYTIME 3000".

> This is new in the last couple of days
> 2. i set the send time as SENDTIME 200508180344
> but the server returns
> SENDTIME set to 20050818114400 !!
>
> which is not GMT but my actual time zone. 


See 'man hfaxd' under "TZONE".  That said, I will agree that the server 
needs to talk back to you with the same time zone setting with which it 
interprets the client messages.  You may want to file a bug report on that.

Lee.


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