Re: [hylafax-users] A question on hylafax

[Michel R Vaillancourt <mvaillancourt@xxxxxxxxx>]

Stephen Liu wrote:
> Hi Michel,
>
> Thanks for your quick advice.
>   
   Glad I can help someone.
> >     Yes.  I personally use "WinPrint HylaFax" and recommend the same
> > to 
> > my customers.  Seamless and simple integration into the Windows
> > environment.
> >     
>
>
> Whether you meant following package/URL
>
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/winprinthylafax/
> ???
>   
   Yep.
> I suppose it needs installing this package on all workstations which
> needs to send fax?
>   
   Correct.  It behaves just like a native Windows printer object.  See 
docs for full details.
> Postfix is mail server package.  I run Evolution, mail client, on
> Workstation.  Whether put your command as recepient address?
>
>
> Why it needs adding "fax" before "mydomain.com"?
>   
   Convention, mostly.  You don't need it, per se.  It just makes 
routing a bit more human-readable.
> I suppose I need installing HylaFax on the mail server NOT on mail
> client (workstation)?
>   
   I actually run a dedicated copy of the Postfix MTA on the Hylafax+ 
server, and have my domain mail server configured that it "knows" to 
route faxes to the Hylafax+ machine.
> Thanks
>   
   My pleasure.
> I'll go through the recommended document on the website.  
>   
   Doing so will save you a lot of headaches.  Lots of good info there.
> B.R.
> Stephen L

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