[hylafax-users] Problem using dialstring rules

[Metin Wachholz <mwa@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Hylafax Users,

I have a problem using the hylafax dialrules file. It seems hylafax is 
just ignoring it when
creating the dialstring to dial for the faxcard.

Some more Information:

I am trying to send directly from shell with the sendfax command and 
from the Hylafax Outlook Thingy.
When I am sending a fax to number 004989123456 it works perfectly.  But 
when I am sending a Fax from Outlook contacts with form like this :  +49 
(89) 123456  the hylafax server shows the message :

" An error occured while trying to establish the connection. "

But testing this string with die dialtest tool, it gives me following 
output out of the number  +4989123456 :

canonical = "+4989123456"
dial-string = "089123456"
display = "+4989123456"

This is what i want :)

But sending a fax with hylafax doesn't work.  So I think hylafax is not 
really using the dialrules file or is just not setting the dial-string 
right.  It seems it is just using the canonical number instead of the 
dial-string.

when I try the sendfax with option  -v -v  it returns this:

-> JPARM DIALSTRING "+4989123456"
213 DIALSTRING set to "+4989123456"

So the dialstring is probably wrong and cannot be dialed.

The option "DialStringRules" is hard-wired to /etc/hylafax/dialrules  in 
/etc/hylafax/config and /etc/hylafax/config.faxCAPI.

I don't know how to handle this little she goat hylafax.

Anyone here has experiences with this kind of behavior?

thanx for answering
Metin Wachholz











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Metin Wachholz
VENTAS Net Solutions

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