Re: [hylafax-users] t38modem: is this possible?

["Siri Vias Khalsa" <sirivias.khalsa@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I think what Giulio is saying is to set the fax machine as the IP voice gateway - where the Asterisk or what have you would be. If that doesn't work for the fax machine, you will need to use Asterisk or something similar to do this.
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Sent: Mon Feb 16 09:40:26 2009
Subject: Re: [hylafax-users] t38modem: is this possible?

hi Giulio
thanks for the reply

>> sendfax -h ttyT38-1@xxxxxxxxx  -n -d "192.168.0.222" /etc/passwd
>
> First you need to run the t38modem service, ie:
>  nohup /usr/bin/t38modem -n -o /var/log/t38modem_trace.log \
>         -p <device> --route all@xxxxxxxxxxxx > /var/log/t38modem.log 2>&1
> </dev/null &
>
> Then configure HylaFAX to use t38 modem for outbound jobs
> Then run sendfax normally: sendfax  -n -d <fax.no> <file>
> Or, if you also have other devices
>     sendfax -h <t38device>@ -n -d <fax.no> <file>
> the fax should get sent using the 192.168.0.22 machine.

I'm afraid I didn't explain myself clearly.
the '192.168.0.222' is the fax machine I would like to send the fax
to, using an ip-ip connection

right now I set up t38modem like this
/usr/local/bin/t38modem -tttt -n -o /var/log/t38modem.log   --ptty
+/dev/ttyT38-1 --route "all@xxxxxxxxx"

and when I try the command above
sendfax -h ttyT38-1@xxxxxxxxx  -n -d "192.168.0.222" /etc/passwd
the t38modem window says:

Call[1] from modem: to 1921680222, route to 1921680222
Call[1] cleared

and I guess it's trying to send that fax to a regular phone number,
instead of an ip address.
so what I don't know is, can I give an Ip address ad a destination?

regards
davide


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