Re: [hylafax-users] Termination of c2faxrecv failed

[Alexander Busam <a.busam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

bodo@xxxxxxxxx schrieb:
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> Alexander Busam wrote, on 28.07.2008 14:21:
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> | I use a working Hylafax-server with an AVM isdn-card and OpenSuSE 10.3.
> |
> | When I stop the hylafax-daemon with rchylafax stop there is still
> | running /usr/bin/c2faxrev and incoming faxes will be received.
> |
> | If I terminate the process with killall c2faxrecv a new process with
> | another process-ID is coming up.
>
> Hello Alexander,
>
> does the rchylafax script start c2faxrecv? (On Debian Linux there are
> different startup scripts "hylafax" and "capi4hylafax".)
> Look which script is responsible for starting and stopping c2faxrecv. If
> c2faxrecf is started by rchylafax then look how it's supposed to stop
> this process. If not, call the correct script to stop it.
>
>
> Bodo
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Hi Bodo,

thank you for your advise.

I found the responsible entry
   fr:35:respawn:/usr/bin/c2faxrecv -q "/var/spool/fax"
in /etc/inittab.

respawn means that the process will be restarted whenever it terminates.

I commented out the line and told init to re-examine the /etc/inittab 
file with
   init q

Regards

Alex



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