Re: [hylafax-users] hylafax future plans?

["Andy Rogers" <andy.rogers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Since I have started using Hylafax @ work, I have noticed one important
feature that is a fairly standard option most fax machines which is the
ability of the machine to add its own date & time stamp to the bottom of
the fax when it was actually received at the fax machine, which is fiarly
improtant because you can't always relay on the senders machine time as it
can quite often be incorrect.

This is something that I have been trying to add myself via the
common-functions file with help from riccardo.

If it could be added as a configuration item maybe in FaxDispatch under
something like DateStamp=Yes, it would be an excellent but simple addition
I feel.

Regards

Andy

On Wed, September 3, 2008 23:54, Darren Nickerson wrote:
>
> On Sep 3, 2008, at 6:28 PM, Giuseppe Sacco wrote:
>
>> Thanks for this good news. I just re-subscribed to the list, in
>> order to
>> better follow such development. It's quite sad I won't be able to made
>> it in Debian lenny, since we already freezed a lot of packages and I
>> shouldn't dare to switch to a different release at this point.
>
>
> Please do make sure to also subscribe to hylafax-devel. Sorry about
> missing the Lenny deadline, if you advise us about these in the future
> we can be sure to help you hit milestones like that!
>
>
>>> I'd be interested to know which bugs you think should be included in
>>> the next release, and what features you think are presently missing.
>>
>> Well, all reported bugs should be fixed :-)
>> Anyway, I think at least 465, 791, 859, 876, 885, 887, 890, 891,
>> 892/894, 893, 896 plus a few debian bugs: #404923, #405149, #409345.
>
> Thanks, we'll put some focus on those immediately. Watch the -devel
> list for updates.
>
>
>> About new features, I may only try to write a few, but I think that
>> this
>> mailing list can propose a better list.
>>
>> 1. ssl connection client/server (even for autentication purposes)
>> 2. http connection client/server (in order to bypass NATs)
>> 3. clustering (many machines polling from the same queues)
>> 4. better/easy way to create cover pages and *archive* them with faxes
>
> That's a great starting point, thanks!
>
> -d
>
>
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