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George H wrote:
> faxserver etc # grep -i "009617223632" xferfaxlog > faxserver etc # cd ../log/ > faxserver log # grep -i "REMOTE TSI \"009617722801\"" c0000* > c000000266:May 07 09:18:33.60: [31707]: REMOTE TSI "009617223632" > c000000267:May 07 09:21:46.10: [31707]: REMOTE TSI "009617223632" > c000000268:May 07 09:23:29.75: [31707]: REMOTE TSI "009617223632" > c000000269:May 07 09:25:15.90: [31707]: REMOTE TSI "009617223632" > c000000310:May 07 12:23:38.06: [31707]: REMOTE TSI "009617223632" > c000000346:May 07 14:30:11.23: [31707]: REMOTE TSI "009617223632" > c000000449:May 08 12:09:30.70: [20268]: REMOTE TSI "009617223632" > c000000461:May 08 12:34:18.90: [25687]: REMOTE TSI "009617223632" > c000000462:May 08 12:35:57.72: [25687]: REMOTE TSI "009617223632" > c000000463:May 08 12:37:53.34: [25687]: REMOTE TSI "009617223632" > c000000487:May 08 14:03:56.83: [27238]: REMOTE TSI "009617223632" > faxserver log # > > As you can see there is a serious problem with this TSI, it is not > logged in xferfaxlog but has 11 log files in the /var/spool/fax/log > directory.
On an incoming fax call you should typically see two xferfaxlog entries: a CALL record and a RECV record. Did you not get CALL records in xferfaxlog that correspond (in time, not necessarily in TSI) with the session log?
Yeah it seems you are correct. xferfaxlog does log the failed entries as CALL records, unfortunately they don't have the TSI number listed. When doing a search to look for a match I have to grep it by the date and time (though I don't know if down to the minute is enough, by the second would be more accurate.) I ran the command below to find the first failure from the list above. Lucky for us it lists the log file number too so I am sure this is for that entry (cos the TSI is not shown).
faxserver etc # grep -i "05/07/07 09:18" xferfaxlog 05/07/07 09:18 CALL 000000266 ttyS5 "" fax "737556" "" 0 0 0:36 0:36"RSPREC error/got EOT" "" "" "" "" ""
This is the stuff I need to know about, how many times I get failed CALL records and to which TSI (I assume because the TSI is in the c000* log file that it could also be in the xferfaxlog ?) and through that I can see the numbers on how many times it failed, succeeded ..etc.
-- "Nothing is impossible for the person that doesn't have to do it" "The probability of anything happening is in inverse ratio to its desirability" "If I were a roman statue, I'd be made alabastard" -- George H george.dma@xxxxxxxxx
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