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Re: [hylafax-users] sendfax and dialrules
- To: hylafax-users@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: [hylafax-users] sendfax and dialrules
- From: Bruce McAlister <bruce.mcalister@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 15:39:43 +0100
Sorry for the top post again, but, this issue is:
RESOLVED
I added the following configuration parameters to my
config.<modem_div_id> files:
CountryCode: 353
AreaCode: 01
LongDistancePrefix: 0
InternationalPrefix: 00
And all dialrules are working now :) Onto the next issue :)
Bruce McAlister wrote:
> Hmm, I think I may have found the problem, it looks like these variables
> in the dialrules file are not being set for some reason...
>
> Area=${AreaCode}
> Country=${CountryCode}
> IDPrefix=${InternationalPrefix}
> LDPrefix=${LongDistancePrefix}
>
> Were does hylafax get these settings from, is it the
> <spool_dir>/etc/config file?
>
>
>
>
> Bruce McAlister wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Another top post, apologies again, just some more information.
>>
>> If I add
>>
>> DialStringRules: "etc/dialrules"
>>
>> to <spool_dir>/config/iaxmodem, which is symlinked to the config.<devid>
>> for faxgetty, it then looks like the dialstring changes, however, if I
>> omit this line then the dialstring is unmodified, ie, what is sent from
>> sendfax.
>>
>> So for example, if I send a fax like so:
>>
>> sendfax -n -T 3 -d 0766022007 /etc/hosts
>>
>> the session log, with the DialStringRules defined looks like this:
>>
>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: SESSION BEGIN 000000005 +0766022007
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 5.1.8
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: SEND FAX: JOB 1 DEST 0766022007 COMMID
>> 000000005 DEVICE '/etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX002' FROM 'daemon
>> <daemon@host>' USER root
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: STATE CHANGE: RUNNING -> SENDING
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r]
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: <-- <11:41 54 2B 46 43 4C 41 53 53 3D 31>
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: <-- <1:0D>
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: --> [2:OK]
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: MODEM set XON/XOFF/FLUSH: input ignored,
>> output disabled
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: DIAL 766022007
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: <-- [14:ATDT766022007\r]
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: <-- <13:41 54 44 54 37 36 36 30 32 32 30 30 37>
>> Oct 10 11:53:09.95: [ 8975]: <-- <1:0D>
>> Oct 10 11:53:10.96: [ 8975]: --> <6:0D 0A 42 55 53 59>
>> Oct 10 11:53:10.96: [ 8975]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>> Oct 10 11:53:10.96: [ 8975]: --> [4:BUSY]
>> Oct 10 11:53:10.96: [ 8975]: SEND FAILED: JOB 1 DEST 0766022007 ERR Busy
>> signal detected {E001}
>> Oct 10 11:53:11.97: [ 8975]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
>> Oct 10 11:53:11.97: [ 8975]: <-- <4:41 54 48 30>
>> Oct 10 11:53:11.97: [ 8975]: <-- <1:0D>
>> Oct 10 11:53:11.97: [ 8975]: --> <4:0D 0A 4F 4B>
>> Oct 10 11:53:11.97: [ 8975]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>> Oct 10 11:53:11.97: [ 8975]: --> [2:OK]
>> Oct 10 11:53:11.97: [ 8975]: MODEM set DTR OFF
>> Oct 10 11:53:11.97: [ 8975]: MODEM set baud rate: 0 baud (flow control
>> unchanged)
>> Oct 10 11:53:11.97: [ 8975]: STATE CHANGE: SENDING -> MODEMWAIT (timeout 5)
>> Oct 10 11:53:11.97: [ 8975]: SESSION END
>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> as you can see the string passed to ATDT has had it's leading 0
>> stripped, this implies to me that it is trying to apply some regex's
>> from the dialrules file, but it looks like it does not complete
>> processing through the extra rules of the dialrules file. Does it exit
>> on the initial match?
>>
>> If I then remove the DialStringRules parameter from the iaxmodem
>> definition, then it looks like no modification is made to the dialtring:
>>
>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: SESSION BEGIN 000000002 0766022007
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 5.1.8
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: SEND FAX: JOB 2 DEST 0766022007 COMMID
>> 000000002 DEVICE '/etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX004' FROM 'daemon
>> <daemon@host>' USER root
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: STATE CHANGE: RUNNING -> SENDING
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r]
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: <-- <11:41 54 2B 46 43 4C 41 53 53 3D 31>
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: <-- <1:0D>
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: --> [2:OK]
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: MODEM set XON/XOFF/FLUSH: input ignored,
>> output disabled
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: DIAL 0766022007
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: <-- [15:ATDT0766022007\r]
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: <-- <14:41 54 44 54 30 37 36 36 30 32 32 30
>> 30 37>
>> Oct 10 11:46:47.13: [ 7814]: <-- <1:0D>
>> Oct 10 11:46:48.14: [ 7814]: --> <6:0D 0A 42 55 53 59>
>> Oct 10 11:46:48.14: [ 7814]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>> Oct 10 11:46:48.14: [ 7814]: --> [4:BUSY]
>> Oct 10 11:46:48.15: [ 7814]: SEND FAILED: JOB 2 DEST 0766022007 ERR Busy
>> signal detected {E001}
>> Oct 10 11:46:49.15: [ 7814]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
>> Oct 10 11:46:49.15: [ 7814]: <-- <4:41 54 48 30>
>> Oct 10 11:46:49.15: [ 7814]: <-- <1:0D>
>> Oct 10 11:46:49.16: [ 7814]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>> Oct 10 11:46:49.16: [ 7814]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>> Oct 10 11:46:49.16: [ 7814]: --> [2:OK]
>> Oct 10 11:46:49.16: [ 7814]: MODEM set DTR OFF
>> Oct 10 11:46:49.16: [ 7814]: MODEM set baud rate: 0 baud (flow control
>> unchanged)
>> Oct 10 11:46:49.16: [ 7814]: STATE CHANGE: SENDING -> MODEMWAIT (timeout 5)
>> Oct 10 11:46:49.16: [ 7814]: SESSION END
>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> I am now at the end of the line with my limited knowledge of HylaFAX, I
>> dont quite know where else to look in trying to get my dialrules working
>> as expected.
>>
>> Is there another way that i can force the modem to dial a specific
>> dialtring? Would JobControl be another option, I could possible come up
>> with a regex in a perl script that would pass correct dialstring over to
>> the application that performs the dialing? Is this a viable alternative?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Bruce
>>
>> Bruce McAlister wrote:
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> Sorry for top posting again, in addition to the information below
>>> (previous posts), it appears that sendfax is performing some sort of
>>> dialrules conversion, I'm just not too sure which file it is using, or,
>>> if it is indeed sendfax performing the conversions. For example, using
>>> all the configuration options below (previous posts), if i submit the
>>> following fax for transmission:
>>>
>>> sendfax -n -T 3 -d aaadddd /etc/hosts
>>>
>>> The session log shows that the letters have been converted to numbers:
>>>
>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.11: [ 8326]: SESSION BEGIN 000000126 +2223333
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.11: [ 8326]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 5.1.8
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.11: [ 8326]: SEND FAX: JOB 62 DEST aaadddd COMMID
>>> 000000126 DEVICE '/etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX003' FROM 'Super-User
>>> <root@host>' USER root
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.11: [ 8326]: STATE CHANGE: RUNNING -> SENDING
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.11: [ 8326]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r]
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: <-- <11:41 54 2B 46 43 4C 41 53 53 3D 31>
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: <-- <1:0D>
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: --> [2:OK]
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: MODEM set XON/XOFF/FLUSH: input ignored,
>>> output disabled
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: DIAL 2223333
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: <-- [12:ATDT2223333\r]
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: <-- <11:41 54 44 54 32 32 32 33 33 33 33>
>>> Oct 09 17:10:39.12: [ 8326]: <-- <1:0D>
>>> Oct 09 17:10:40.13: [ 8326]: --> <8:0D 0A 42 55 53 59 0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 17:10:40.13: [ 8326]: --> [4:BUSY]
>>> Oct 09 17:10:40.13: [ 8326]: SEND FAILED: JOB 62 DEST aaadddd ERR Busy
>>> signal detected {E001}
>>> Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
>>> Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: <-- <4:41 54 48 30>
>>> Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: <-- <1:0D>
>>> Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: --> [2:OK]
>>> Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: MODEM set DTR OFF
>>> Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: MODEM set baud rate: 0 baud (flow control
>>> unchanged)
>>> Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: STATE CHANGE: SENDING -> MODEMWAIT (timeout 5)
>>> Oct 09 17:10:41.14: [ 8326]: SESSION END
>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>
>>> It also appears to strip leading zeros off of any number I put in as a
>>> destination, for example, if I submit the following for transmission:
>>>
>>> sendfax -n -T 3 -d 0766022007 /etc/hosts
>>>
>>> The leading 0 is stripped off of the dial-string.
>>>
>>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: SESSION BEGIN 000000124 +0766022007
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 5.1.8
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: SEND FAX: JOB 61 DEST 0766022007 COMMID
>>> 000000124 DEVICE '/etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX005' FROM 'Super-User
>>> <root@host>' USER root
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: STATE CHANGE: RUNNING -> SENDING
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r]
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- <11:41 54 2B 46 43 4C 41 53 53 3D 31>
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- <1:0D>
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: --> <6:0D 0A 4F 4B 0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: --> [2:OK]
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: MODEM set XON/XOFF/FLUSH: input ignored,
>>> output disabled
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: DIAL 766022007
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- [14:ATDT766022007\r]
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- <13:41 54 44 54 37 36 36 30 32 32 30 30 37>
>>> Oct 09 16:48:06.36: [ 4253]: <-- <1:0D>
>>> Oct 09 16:48:07.38: [ 4253]: --> <6:0D 0A 42 55 53 59>
>>> Oct 09 16:48:07.38: [ 4253]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 16:48:07.38: [ 4253]: --> [4:BUSY]
>>> Oct 09 16:48:07.38: [ 4253]: SEND FAILED: JOB 61 DEST 0766022007 ERR
>>> Busy signal detected {E001}
>>> Oct 09 16:48:07.38: [ 4253]: SEND FAILED: JOB 61 DEST 0766022007 ERR
>>> Busy signal detected {E001}; too many attempts to dial
>>> Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
>>> Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: <-- <4:41 54 48 30>
>>> Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: <-- <1:0D>
>>> Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: --> [2:OK]
>>> Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: MODEM set DTR OFF
>>> Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: MODEM set baud rate: 0 baud (flow control
>>> unchanged)
>>> Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: STATE CHANGE: SENDING -> MODEMWAIT (timeout 5)
>>> Oct 09 16:48:08.39: [ 4253]: SESSION END
>>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>
>>> Then, if I try to submit a fax for an international call like such:
>>>
>>> sendfax -n -T 3 -d 004417531112222
>>>
>>> Then it strips the leading 0's off of the dial-string
>>>
>>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: SESSION BEGIN 000000128 +004417531112222
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 5.1.8
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: SEND FAX: JOB 63 DEST 004417531112222
>>> COMMID 000000128 DEVICE '/etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX002' FROM
>>> 'Super-User <root@host>' USER root
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: STATE CHANGE: RUNNING -> SENDING
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r]
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- <11:41 54 2B 46 43 4C 41 53 53 3D 31>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- <1:0D>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: --> [2:OK]
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: MODEM set XON/XOFF/FLUSH: input ignored,
>>> output disabled
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: DIAL 4417531112222
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- [18:ATDT4417531112222\r]
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- <17:41 54 44 54 34 34 31 37 35 33 31 31
>>> 31 32 32 32 32>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:34.70: [ 9338]: <-- <1:0D>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:35.72: [ 9338]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:35.72: [ 9338]: --> <6:42 55 53 59 0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:35.72: [ 9338]: --> [4:BUSY]
>>> Oct 09 17:15:35.72: [ 9338]: SEND FAILED: JOB 63 DEST 004417531112222
>>> ERR Busy signal detected {E001}
>>> Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
>>> Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: <-- <4:41 54 48 30>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: <-- <1:0D>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>>> Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: --> [2:OK]
>>> Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: MODEM set DTR OFF
>>> Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: MODEM set baud rate: 0 baud (flow control
>>> unchanged)
>>> Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: STATE CHANGE: SENDING -> MODEMWAIT (timeout 5)
>>> Oct 09 17:15:36.73: [ 9338]: SESSION END
>>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>
>>> My question is, where is it getting these dialrules from? Is there some
>>> default set of dialrules that sendfax et al use? The dialrules file I
>>> have defined does not strip the 0's off of an international call (or at
>>> least I think it doesnt, dialtest seemed to imply it didnt). So, I can
>>> only assume that sendfax is using a built in set of rules to manipulate
>>> the dialstring which is not the dialrules file I have defined, or, is it
>>> some other application that modifies the dial-string, and not sendfax
>>> itself?
>>>
>>> Any pointers/tips/trick would be much appreciated, I'm slowly going
>>> insane here, I'm not too sure where else to look :/
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Bruce
>>>
>>> Bruce McAlister wrote:
>>>> Sorry for top posting, but, a little more info on the problem. I read
>>>> the man page for sendfax and it looks like I can put a "DialRules"
>>>> parameter into <install_dir>/lib/fax/sendfax.conf. Which I have now
>>>> done. The contents of this file are as follows:
>>>>
>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>> root@host:/opt/hylafax-5.1.8/lib/fax # cat ./sendfax.conf
>>>> DialRules: /opt/hylafax-5.1.8/var/spool/etc/dialrules
>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>
>>>> I then run the dtrace script "opensnoop.d" which returns a list of files
>>>> opened for reading by a process and any error codes if any. The entire
>>>> output for this run is attached, it's easier to read in the attached file.
>>>>
>>>> I've highlighted the 2 lines where you can see sendfax opening the
>>>> sendfax.conf file and the line where it attempts to open the dialrules
>>>> file. In previous run's sendfax did not try to open that particular
>>>> dialrules file, previously it attempted to open
>>>> <install_dir>/lib/fax/dialrules, which does not exist in my case.
>>>>
>>>> Sooo, now I'm wondering if sendfax is applying the dialrules to my
>>>> number, by the looks of things, sendfax does open the dialrules file,
>>>> but, based on the session log (as illustrated below), it looks like
>>>> sendfax is not actually applying the dialrules to the number passed on
>>>> the commandline ("-d 1112222").
>>>>
>>>> Could it be that my dialrules file has a typ0 in it? Does the dialrules
>>>> have to be tab delimitered, would there be any problem with the "^\+"
>>>> parameter? I know the plus is a metacharacter in regex, so I'm just
>>>> wondering if there is anything that does not look right in my dialrules
>>>> file (I've attached it aswell, just in case).
>>>>
>>>> This is a weird one for me, I'm no guru with HylaFAX+, but dialtest
>>>> works, but any application using the dialrules does not :/
>>>>
>>>> Bruce McAlister wrote:
>>>>> Lee Howard wrote:
>>>>>> Bruce McAlister wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> dialtest -a 01 -c 353 -i 00 -l 0 ./dialrules
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> If dialtest is giving proper results, but the actual number being dialed
>>>>>> or displayed is not in agreement with what you see from dialtest, then...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 1) check the permissions on your dialrules and make sure that the faxq
>>>>>> and faxsend processes are able to read it.
>>>>> The permissions on my dialrules file is as follows:
>>>>>
>>>>> root@host:/opt/hylafax-5.1.8/var/spool/etc # ls -l dialrules
>>>>> -r--r--r-- 1 root root 2252 Oct 8 22:54 dialrules
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> 2) be aware that DialStringRules is a config option that applies both to
>>>>>> etc/config as well as etc/config.<devid>. Thus it is possible to have
>>>>>> faxq and faxsend disagree with each other (and there are reasons why you
>>>>>> may *want* this). So if you're using a non-default dialrules file name
>>>>>> you'll want to take special notice of this.
>>>>>>
>>>>> Just as a precaution, I verified that the modem config files also have
>>>>> the dialrules defined in them, but the problem still appears to be the same:
>>>>>
>>>>> <spool_dir>/etc/config:
>>>>>
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> root@host:/opt/hylafax-5.1.8/var/spool/etc # cat config
>>>>> LogFacility: daemon
>>>>> CountryCode: 353
>>>>> AreaCode: 01
>>>>> LongDistancePrefix: 0
>>>>> InternationalPrefix: 00
>>>>> DialStringRules: "etc/dialrules"
>>>>> ServerTracing: 1
>>>>> MaxConcurrentCalls: 6
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>>
>>>>> <spool_dir>/etc/config._etc_iaxmodem_devices_ttyIAX000
>>>>>
>>>>> PS: The config.<dev_modem> files are symlinked back to ../config/iaxmodem.
>>>>>
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> root@host:/opt/hylafax-5.1.8/var/spool/etc # cat
>>>>> config._etc_iaxmodem_devices_ttyIAX000
>>>>> # $Id: iaxmodem,v 1.6 2007/08/07 18:22:39 faxguy Exp $
>>>>>
>>>>> #
>>>>> # prototype config for the IAXmodem softmodem which uses
>>>>> # the spandsp soft-DSP library
>>>>> #
>>>>>
>>>>> # CONFIG:CLASS1:spandsp:.*:.*: Manufacturer=spandsp Model=IAXmodem
>>>>> # CONFIG:CLASS1.0:spandsp:.*:.*: Manufacturer=spandsp Model=IAXmodem
>>>>> #
>>>>> # BEGIN-SERVER
>>>>> # END-SERVER
>>>>>
>>>>> #
>>>>> #
>>>>> # Modem-related stuff: should reflect modem command interface
>>>>> # and hardware connection/cabling (e.g. flow control).
>>>>> #
>>>>> ModemType: Class1 # use this to supply a hint
>>>>>
>>>>> #
>>>>> # *** Caller-ID settings ***
>>>>> #
>>>>> # Enabling this will use the hfaxd-protocol to set Caller*ID
>>>>> #
>>>>> #ModemSetOriginCmd: "AT+VSID=\"%s\",\"%d\""
>>>>> #
>>>>> # If "glare" during initialization becomes a problem then take
>>>>> # the modem off-hook during initialization, and then place it
>>>>> # back on-hook when done.
>>>>> #
>>>>> #ModemResetCmds: "ATH1\nAT+VCID=1" # enables CallID display
>>>>> #ModemReadyCmds: ATH0
>>>>> #
>>>>> # You'll likely want Caller*ID display (also displays DID) enabled.
>>>>> #
>>>>> ModemResetCmds: AT+VCID=1 # enables CallID display
>>>>> #
>>>>> # If you are "missing" Caller*ID data on some calls (but not all)
>>>>> # and if you do not have adequate glare protection you may want to
>>>>> # not answer based on RINGs, but rather enable the CallIDAnswerLength
>>>>> # for NDID, disable AT+VCID=1 and do this:
>>>>> #
>>>>> RingsBeforeAnswer: 2
>>>>> #ModemRingResponse: AT+VRID=1
>>>>>
>>>>> # The pty apparently does not support changing parity.
>>>>> PagerTTYParity: none
>>>>>
>>>>> Class1AdaptRecvCmd: AT+FAR=1
>>>>> Class1TMConnectDelay: 400 # counteract quick CONNECT response
>>>>> Class1RMQueryCmd: "!24,48,72,96" # V.17 fast-train recv doesn't
>>>>> work well
>>>>>
>>>>> CallIDPattern: "NMBR="
>>>>> CallIDPattern: "NAME="
>>>>> CallIDPattern: "ANID="
>>>>> CallIDPattern: "NDID="
>>>>> #CallIDAnswerLength: 4
>>>>> # Uncomment these if you really want them, but you probably don't.
>>>>> #CallIDPattern: "DATE="
>>>>> #CallIDPattern: "TIME="
>>>>>
>>>>> Class1ColorJPEGSupport: yes
>>>>> Class1JBIGSupport: yes
>>>>>
>>>>> TagLineFont: etc/lutRS18.pcf
>>>>> TagLineFormat: "From: %%n|%c|Page %%p of %%t"
>>>>>
>>>>> DialStringRules: "etc/dialrules"
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>>
>>>>> <spool_dir>/etc/dialrules
>>>>>
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> ! $Id: dialrules,v 1.2 2006/10/17 22:34:42 faxguy Exp $
>>>>> !
>>>>> ! HylaFAX (tm) Dialing String Processing Rules.
>>>>> !
>>>>> ! This file describes how to process user-specified dialing strings
>>>>> ! to create two items:
>>>>> !
>>>>> ! CanonicalNumber: a unique string that is derived from all dialing
>>>>> ! strings to the same destination phone number. This string is used
>>>>> ! by the fax server for ``naming'' the destination.
>>>>> !
>>>>> ! DialString: the string passed to the modem for use in dialing the
>>>>> ! telephone. This string should be void of any characters that might
>>>>> ! confuse the modem.
>>>>> !
>>>>> Area=${AreaCode} ! local area code
>>>>> Country=${CountryCode} ! local country code
>>>>> IDPrefix=${InternationalPrefix} ! prefix for placing an international call
>>>>> LDPrefix=${LongDistancePrefix} ! prefix for placing a long distance call
>>>>> !
>>>>> WS=" " ! our notion of white space
>>>>> !
>>>>> ! Convert a phone number to a canonical format:
>>>>> !
>>>>> ! +<country><areacode><rest>
>>>>> !
>>>>> ! by (possibly) stripping off leading dialing prefixes for
>>>>> ! long distance and/or international dialing.
>>>>> !
>>>>> CanonicalNumber := [
>>>>> %.* = ! strip calling card stuff
>>>>> [abcABC] = 2 ! these convert alpha to
>>>>> numbers
>>>>> [defDEF] = 3
>>>>> [ghiGHI] = 4
>>>>> [jklJKL] = 5
>>>>> [mnoMNO] = 6
>>>>> [prsPRS] = 7
>>>>> [tuvTUV] = 8
>>>>> [wxyWXY] = 9
>>>>> [^+0-9]+ = ! strip white space etc.
>>>>> ^${IDPrefix} = + ! replace int. dialing code
>>>>> ^${LDPrefix} = +${Country} ! replace l.d. dialing code
>>>>> ^[^+] = +${Country}${Area}& ! otherwise, insert
>>>>> canon form
>>>>> ]
>>>>> !
>>>>> ! Process a dialing string according to local requirements.
>>>>> ! These rules do only one transformation: they convert in-country
>>>>> ! international calls to long-distance calls.
>>>>> !
>>>>> DialString := [
>>>>> [-${WS}.]+ = ! strip syntactic sugar
>>>>> \( =
>>>>> \) =
>>>>> [abcABC] = 2 ! these convert alpha to
>>>>> numbers
>>>>> [defDEF] = 3
>>>>> [ghiGHI] = 4
>>>>> [jklJKL] = 5
>>>>> [mnoMNO] = 6
>>>>> [prsPRS] = 7
>>>>> [tuvTUV] = 8
>>>>> [wxyWXY] = 9
>>>>> !
>>>>> ! Added by Bruce McAlister
>>>>> !
>>>>> ^00 = +
>>>>> ^[1-9][0-9]{6}$ = ${Area}&
>>>>> ^0 =
>>>>> ^[1-9] = ${IDPrefix}${Country}&
>>>>> ^\+ = ${IDPrefix}
>>>>> ]
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>>
>>>>> When I submit the fax I submit it as follows:
>>>>>
>>>>> sendfax -n -T 3 -d 1112222 /etc/hosts
>>>>>
>>>>> The "faxstat -rs" looks like this
>>>>>
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> HylaFAX scheduler on host: Running
>>>>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX001 (): Waiting for modem to come ready
>>>>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX000 (): Running and idle
>>>>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX005 (): Running and idle
>>>>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX002 (): Running and idle
>>>>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX007 (): Running and idle
>>>>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX003 (): Running and idle
>>>>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX004 (): Running and idle
>>>>> Modem /etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX006 (): Running and idle
>>>>>
>>>>> Protect Page Owner Sender/TSI Recvd@ Filename
>>>>> -rw---- 8 5 Sat11PM fax000000001.tif
>>>>> -rw---- 8 5 Sat11PM fax000000002.tif
>>>>> -rw---- 1 5 Sun10AM fax000000003.tif
>>>>> -rw---- 2 5 Sun11AM fax000000004.tif
>>>>> -rw---- 2 5 Sun12PM fax000000005.tif
>>>>> -rw---- 1 5 09:16 fax000000006.tif
>>>>> -rw---- 1 5 10:16 fax000000007.tif
>>>>> -rw---- 1 5 10:22 fax000000008.tif
>>>>> -rw---- 1 5 16:37 fax000000009.tif
>>>>> -rw---- 1 5 16:41 fax000000010.tif
>>>>>
>>>>> JID Pri S Owner Number Pages Dials TTS Status
>>>>> 41 126 S root 1112222 0:1 1:3 23:47 No local dialtone
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>>
>>>>> The session log looks as follows:
>>>>>
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: SESSION BEGIN 000000068 +1112222
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 5.1.8
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: SEND FAX: JOB 41 DEST 1112222 COMMID
>>>>> 000000068 DEVICE '/etc/iaxmodem/devices/ttyIAX001' FROM 'Super-Use
>>>>> r <root@host>' USER root
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: STATE CHANGE: RUNNING -> SENDING
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=1\r]
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- <11:41 54 2B 46 43 4C 41 53 53 3D 31>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- <1:0D>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: --> [2:OK]
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: MODEM set XON/XOFF/FLUSH: input ignored,
>>>>> output disabled
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: DIAL 1112222
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- [12:ATDT1112222\r]
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- <11:41 54 44 54 31 31 31 32 32 32 32>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.79: [22686]: <-- <1:0D>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.80: [22686]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.80: [22686]: --> <13:4E 4F 20 44 49 41 4C 54 4F 4E 45 0D 0A>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.80: [22686]: --> [11:NO DIALTONE]
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:47.80: [22686]: SEND FAILED: JOB 41 DEST 1112222 ERR No
>>>>> local dialtone {E004}
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: <-- <4:41 54 48 30>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: <-- <1:0D>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: --> <2:0D 0A>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: --> <4:4F 4B 0D 0A>
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: --> [2:OK]
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: MODEM set DTR OFF
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: MODEM set baud rate: 0 baud (flow control
>>>>> unchanged)
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: STATE CHANGE: SENDING -> MODEMWAIT (timeout 5)
>>>>> Oct 09 00:42:48.81: [22686]: SESSION END
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>>
>>>>> The asterisk server we are using for relaying does it's routing on the
>>>>> destination number, this number must be of the
>>>>> <IDPrefix><CountryCode><AreaCode><Number>, hence the configuration of
>>>>> the dialrules. If Asterisk does not see a number of this form it hangs
>>>>> up the line, i assume this is why we get no dialtone when the modem
>>>>> tries to dial that number.
>>>>>
>>>>> Any additional tips or suggestions would be appreciated.
>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Lee.
>>>>>>
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