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* Jonathan Smithe <gigelusster@xxxxxxxxx> [060601 14:40]: > >> The job(user) can specify a maxdials/maxtries, but they are "capped" by > >> the settings of faxq. If you really don't want faxq to cap settings, > >> set them to -1 in the faxq config. Then clients can set them to > >> whatever they want, and they don't get capped by faxq (well, capped by > >> the size of an u_int on whatever platform you're on). > >> > >> See faxd/faxQueueApp.c++:2391 > > I've looked into FaxSend.c++:462 (in Hylafax+ v. 4.3.0.3) and noticed > the following: > -snip- > if (fax.ntries > 2) { > if (fax.notice != "") > fax.notice.append("; "); > fax.notice.append( > "Giving up after 3 attempts to send same page"); > traceServer("SEND: %s \"%s\", dirnum %d", > (const char*) fax.notice, (const char*) > freq.item, freq.dirnum); > fax.status = send_failed; > } > -snip- > > Shouldn't the the check be (fax.ntries >= fax.maxtries) or something > else taken from the config file? No - this particular piece of code in faxsend is special to tring to send the same page multiple times if it fails to go through in *consecutive* attempts. The maxtries applies the the total number if tries to get a fax through, not the number of tries on a specific page (which is hard coded at max 3). See the code around line FaxSend.c++:363 else if (fax.status == send_retry) { if (fax.totdials == fax.maxdials) { notice = fax.notice | "; too many attempts to dial"; sendFailed(fax, send_failed, notice); } else if (fax.tottries == fax.maxtries) { notice = fax.notice | "; too many attempts to send"; sendFailed(fax, send_failed, notice); } } a. -- Aidan Van Dyk aidan@xxxxxxxx Senior Software Developer +1 215 825-8700 x8103 iFAX Solutions, Inc. http://www.ifax.com/
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