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Hi,Sorry, I have no so deep experience to help you more in this thread. May be a developer can. Your problem is also difficult to reproduce.
Unfortunately I can't open it at all, using tiffinfo on the tif image I have the following error on the last page:
TIFFReadDirectory: recvq/fax000000830.tif: cannot handle zero number of strips
So I think the tif image is trunked The problem happens for several faxes from different senders
Can it be a tiff2pdf or a libtiff problem?
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-----Messaggio originale----- Da: Giuliano David [mailto:g.david@xxxxxx] Inviato: lunedì 16 giugno 2008 17.48 A: Luigi Cerioli [fabbricadigitale] Oggetto: Re: [hylafax-users] inbound faxes problem
Your log shows an error caused by remote fax. your log says: "REMOTE HANGUP: Unspecified Phase D error (code 100)". It seems to me an error in closing the fax transmission. Log says: "RECV recv EOP (no more pages or documents), so I suppose all the pages are transmitted. Usually, this kind of errors arises from wrong communication between fax. Can you specify what do you mean by "corrupted" pdf? Do you mean the pdf shows an incomplete (trunked) fax image or do you mean a file that you can't open at all? Can you check if the tif image of the received fax (in recvq/ directory) is corrupted? I mean, is the fax complete in the tif image, or is trunked? Anyway, I suggest to reconfigure your fax (faxaddmodem) using 1.0 or 2.0 and not 1 or 2. Good luck!
Giuliano
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