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Re: [hylafax-users] Bug in faxmail?

Igor Neves wrote:

Looks like somehow the postscript generated from hylafax, its nor well
interpreted in ps2pdf, and it does not do a right conversion.

Do you have any idea how to solve this?



Perhaps push the faxmail postscript output through Ghostscript's ps2ps utility? However, I would think that Ghoscript's ps2pdf would offer the same postscript parsing.

Another problem, i have tried this following rules:

0       string          %<!                     ps      /usr/bin/html2ps
%i > %o
0       string          %<!DOCTYPE HTML         ps      /usr/bin/html2ps
%i > %o
0       string          %<!doctype html         ps      /usr/bin/html2ps
%i > %o
0       string          %<HEAD                  ps      /usr/bin/html2ps
%i > %o
0       string          %<head                  ps      /usr/bin/html2ps
%i > %o
0       string          %<TITLE                 ps      /usr/bin/html2ps
%i > %o
0       string          %<title                 ps      /usr/bin/html2ps
%i > %o
0       string          %<HTML                  ps      /usr/bin/html2ps
%i > %o
0       string          %<html                  ps      /usr/bin/html2ps
%i > %o

The idea it's to parse html into postscript, to be sent in the fax, but
this never get match, it always move along the rules, and match always
this rule:

0 string %! ps

And of course, take care of html, as simple text. Any ideia how to do this?


This is one reason why using typerules with faxmail is less-ideal than was the previous MIMEConverters approach to the same thing. In HylaFAX+ we still use MIMEConverters, and you simply create a converter for "text/html". See:

http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.telephony.fax.hylafax.user/25667

Lee.


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