Re: [hylafax-users] Can hylafax work with port 21 instead of 4559 ?

[Guilherme Cardoso Lopes <ei97034@xxxxxxxx>]

Yes, I've tried that and too. I replaced the FAXPORT variable value in my
etc/init-d/hylafax with 21. That makes hylafax to run the hfadx daemon with -i
21. I've also tried to do that after the hylafax statup and the result is
always the same: Hylafax start's up ok but remote access is denied contrary to
what happened with using port 4559.
No ftp service is running on the machine though my linux skills are rather
mediocre and I may be missing something obvious...

Other alternatives or sugestions would be welcome...

Thanks anyway.


Quoting Giuseppe Sacco <eppesuig@xxxxxxxxxx>:

> Il giorno ven, 03/02/2006 alle 10.28 +0000, Guilherme Lopes ha scritto:
> > Correction: I meant 'standart ftp port 21' instead of 'standart fax port 21'
>
> start hfaxd using '-i 21' arguments.
>
>
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Quoting Guilherme Cardoso Lopes <ei97034@xxxxxxxx>:

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Hello

This is my first post here and I'm kind of a newbie w/ hylafax.

Does anybody know if it is possible to use hylafax with the standart 
fax port 21
instead of 4559?
I'm trying to setup a dedicated hylafax server with SuSE and i've got 
no use for
ftp there.
The purpose of this is to let me have remote access to hylafax from 
most places
without having trouble with most ISP's nats and firewalls that may not allow
trafic using that port.
'Till now, I replaced the FAXPORT variable value in my etc/init-d/hylafax
Hylafax start's up ok but remote access is denied contrary to what 
happened with
4559.
No ftp service is running on the machine though my linux skills are rather
mediocre and I may be missing something obvious...

Besides all this, are there any other alternatives?


Cheers

Guilherme




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