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Re: [hylafax-users] 1-D/2-D difference?



francesco messineo wrote:

I've setup a hylafax server which is working enough well it seems. I
have seen that clients use the sendfax command with "-1" command line
switch. The man page says this switch tells the server to use 1-D MH
compression,


While this is true - the modem may be configured for RTFCC, and if that's the case, then even though the server prepared the image in 1-D MH the modem or faxsend may convert it on-the-fly into MR or MMR (or even possibly JBIG).

all submitted jobs from the clients use this switch (it's
something that has been setup by the previuos admin and he didn't
leave any doc about it).
I see on the server however that the majority of fax jobs are sent
with 2-D MR compression.


Most likely because of ModemSoftRTFCC.

Is this causing any problem and/or slowness
on the server?


Not likely. It's probably just saving you transmission time.

How this change in compression exactly work and why the
server changes it when sending the fax?


Hopefully I've already answered this.

Lee.


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