Re: [hylafax-users] DateStamp PDF Attachment Received by from FaxDispatch

[Riccardo Magliocchetti <riccardo.magliocchetti@xxxxxxxxx>]

Andy Rogers wrote:
> Riccardo
>
> Thankyou for the very usefull information, I have managed to track down
> the area of the common-functions file which is actually being called which
> is this code:-
>
>                 TIFF|tiff|TIF|tif)
>                     TraceLog "Using tiff2pdf"
>                     name="`basename $1 .tif`"
>                     $TIFF2PDF -o $TMPDIR/$name.pdf $1
>                     echo "$TMPDIR/$name.pdf"
>
> So I changed the code to as follows:-
>
>                 TIFF|tiff|TIF|tif)
>                     TraceLog "Using tiff2pdf"
>                     name="`basename $1 .tif`"
>
>                     psmark -i $1 -o $TMPDIR/$name-marked.ps -x -400 -y 20
> -r 0$
>                     $TIFF2PDF $TMPDIR/$name-marked.ps -o $TMPDIR/$name.pdf
>                     rm -f $TMPDIR/$name-marked.ps
>
>                     #$TIFF2PDF -o $TMPDIR/$name.pdf $1
>                     echo "$TMPDIR/$name.pdf"
>
> However now when an email gets sent through to my inbox, it has no
> attachment, the user name is uucp and no body text now.

Look at the code, you are in the place where a tiff is converted to pdf. 
Since psmark works with a postscript you have to convert the tiff.

So you have to place a $TIFF2PS -o $TMPDIR/$name.ps $1 before psmark and use 
 $TMPDIR/$name.ps instead of $1 in psmark. BTW please check that you have 
psmark. Then looks like you have lost the date from the psmark invocation.

May i suggest you to add some debug prints in the right places to help you 
know what the script is doing or whatever you have done wrong.

riccardo


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