Re: [hylafax-users] modem config for apple USB modem

[Yoshi <ml@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Lee:

On 2007/10/13, at 2:20, Lee Howard wrote:

> Yoshi wrote:
>
> > Oct 12 10:56:55.17: [   86]: SESSION BEGIN 000000013 ***********
> > Oct 12 10:56:55.17: [   86]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 4.4.0
> > Oct 12 10:56:55.17: [   86]: <-- [4:ATA\r]
> > Oct 12 10:57:02.43: [   86]: --> [7:CONNECT]
> > Oct 12 10:57:06.46: [   86]: --> [5:ERROR]
> > Oct 12 10:57:06.46: [   86]: MODEM Command error
> > Oct 12 10:57:06.46: [   86]: ANSWER:
> > Oct 12 10:57:06.46: [   86]: SESSION END
>
>
> The *only* case in which ATA should result in error would be if,  
> according to T.31...
>
> "if five seconds elapses from the time when the DCE reported the  
> CONNECT result code without any additional data transmitted from  
> the DTE"
>
> This would require a HylaFAX problem.  Your logging level is not  
> sufficient to see if it is HylaFAX at fault here.  Please set  
> ServerTracing to 0xFFF immediately preceded by "TracingMask: 0" in  
> your modem config file, restart faxgetty, and try again.  Then show  
> me the session log.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lee.

Thank you for your advice.
But umm, I have tried both

TracingMask: 0
ServerTracing:          0xFFF

and

ServerTracing:          0xFFF
TracingMask: 0

in the config.tty.usbmodem file and restart whole server
but the logs didn't change.

log:
Oct 13 09:56:03.69: [   78]: SESSION BEGIN 000000015 ********
Oct 13 09:56:03.69: [   78]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 4.4.0
Oct 13 09:56:03.69: [   78]: <-- [4:ATA\r]
Oct 13 09:56:10.95: [   78]: --> [7:CONNECT]
Oct 13 09:56:14.98: [   78]: --> [5:ERROR]
Oct 13 09:56:14.98: [   78]: MODEM Command error
Oct 13 09:56:14.98: [   78]: ANSWER:
Oct 13 09:56:14.98: [   78]: SESSION END

I wonder if my poor English understanding prevents me from
testing your advice correctly...

Thank you

Yoshi


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