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* George H <george.dma@xxxxxxxxx> [070226 10:02]: > Hi, > > I've gotten hylafax working really well (thanks to the help from this > list) and since I need it running on a cluster of PCs I can't have the > faxgetty process being run from /etc/inittab. I'm not sure why not? If you're building a cluster, don't they all have to be running? > Found a bash script someone wrote to do this but it was too primitive > and some portions didn't work with me. So I re-wrote most of it to > work. If you use this you'd need to install killproc program. > > This is good cos you can do /etc/init.d/faxgetty {start | stop | status} > Anyone is free to use it and/or make it better. So far I hardcoded the > /dev/ttyS0 inside it to suit my needs. If someone can make it better > and parameterize it or make it get the device from > /var/spool/fax/config.ttyS0 or something, that'd be cool (me not much > of a scripter). If you're using Debian, they have a much more complete solution in their HylaFAX init scripts. It actually starts/stops faxgetty's when the rest of HylaFAX is started/stopped. Here's "part" of it: cd ${HYLAFAX_HOME}/etc devices="`echo_fax_devices`" if [ ${USE_FAXGETTY} = "yes" ]; then log_progress_msg "faxgetty" for device in $devices none; do [ "$device" = none ] && continue ${FAXGETTY} `echo $device | cut -d . -f 2` >/dev/null 2>&1 </dev/null & done elif [ ${USE_FAXGETTY} != "init" ]; then log_progress_msg "faxmodem" for device in $devices none; do [ "$device" = none ] && continue ${FAXMODEM} `echo $device | cut -d . -f 2` >/dev/null 2>&1 </dev/null & done fi # do nothing for "init" The official Debian packages are very well done and complete. If you're building a cluster and not using Debian, I would recommend switching ;-) If that's not an option, you can see the Debian packages at packages.debian.org. a. -- Aidan Van Dyk Create like a god, aidan@xxxxxxxxxxx command like a king, http://www.highrise.ca/ work like a slave.
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