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I observed this strange behaviour on two different installation of hylafax (both 4.3.3, the first on a CentOS distribution, the second on a Ubuntu 6.10).
Sometimes I observe a whole lot of wedged modems, looking at the session logs I see "strange" things, like different processess talking to the same modem. Infacts, I see different processes talking to the same modem:
30859 ? S 0:00 faxsend -m ttyM14 sendq/q45662 31071 ? S 0:00 faxsend -m ttyM14 sendq/q45459 31288 ? S 0:00 faxsend -m ttyM14 sendq/q45676 31299 ? S 0:00 faxsend -m ttyM14 sendq/q45393
On the CentOS distribution the faxgettys were configured in /etc/inittab, on the Ubuntu 6.10 they are configured in /etc/event.d (this distribution uses upstart instead of init). Did I make an obvious configuration error or something is wrong somewhere else? I observed that disabling the faxgettys somehow helps, but I always have to remember which modem is supposed to receive fax and which is send-only. I'd like to find a better solution.
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