[hylafax-users] Three questions about Hylafax

[Wolfgang Klein <klein.wolfg@xxxxxx>]

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Hello!

I am running Hylafax together with Capi4Hylafx on a local machine, that
is equipped with an active ISDN card for sending faxes via kdeprintfax.
Everything runs perfectly - well: nearly everything.

I hope that someone on this list can help me, because although I really
did a lot of searching I could not find answers to these three questions:

1.
Is there any small GUI based tool that allows users to delete faxes from
the sending queue? I found some tools, but they all require Apache, but
I don't want to install Apache on that machine.

2.
How can I first collect pages from different print jobs and then send
them together as one fax? Is there some tool that can do this?

3.
The faxes are sent using the option "-R", so that the users are notified
when faxes can't be send for some reason. The notification e-mail is
somewhat broken, because the time for the next try is missing. The
e-mail  just says:

- ------------------------------
Your job to 1234567 was not sent because:
An error occured while trying to establish the connection.
The job will be retried at
- ------------------------------

That's all, the time is missing. Where and how can I fix this?

Thanks in advance for any help!

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