Re: [hylafax-users] Hylafax Server and Client config

[Jeff Schulze <jschulze@xxxxxxxxx>]

James; that is a long, long, long email your asking for. I was pretty 
much where you are, and found the best course of action to be takeing a 
good hard look at the Hylafax installation documentation on Hylafax.org. 
You can ask specific questions here, but not sure anyone can help you 
with that entire process without hireing them. :) (Ask Lee about that 
though.) As for it not showing up on a windows network, you may take a 
look at your Samba configuration; as that is pretty much where Linux and 
windows meet.

Good luck!

Jeff S.
Network Admin
Luna Piena, Inc.

James McCall wrote:

> First off, although I'm not new to Linux, I probably would be considered a
> neophyte by many, so please excuse my ignorance. 
>
> I have installed CentOS 4.0 and Hylafax and can get the Hylafax box to send
> a test fax from the command line. My problem lies in two areas. First, I
> cannot get the hylafax box to display consistently on the network. I was
> able to get it in the display for a brief period, but I think that in an
> attempt to get other things working I messed it up.
>
> So, step by step could someone help me get the box up and have the modem
> shared for a windows client?
>
> Thanks so much in advance.
>
> James
>
>
>
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