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Re: [hylafax-users] Problems with faxgetty



Roeland Knoben wrote:
I have Hylafax 5.2.8 running on an opensuse 11.0 server. I did have v4.4.0 running on the server, but decided to upgrade after problems (faxes getting stuck in the send queue). I had to bodge the 5.2.8 installation (installed using a rpm) to get it to run (mainly permissions & ownership issues).

So did you uninstall 4.4.0 before installing 5.2.8? Was your 4.4.0 installation done via RPM as well?


I have managed to send faxes using the new version (don't need to receive), but I have 2 problems:
1. I don't know whether faxq is using faxgetty for modem status, etc. faxgetty is running, however during the sending of a fax, the fax status is not updated i.e. it always says 'Running and idle'.
2. I have added a second modem (and will add 3 more soon as I've got these issues sorted), put an additional line in inittab to start faxgetty on the 2nd modem, however, this instance of faxgetty does not start. faxstat brings up both modems' status however.

Sounds like the installation was problematic.


My questions are:
1. How can I find out whether faxq is using faxgetty for modem status? If it is not, how can I get faxq to use faxgetty?
2. How can I get faxgetty to start on the 2nd modem? I presume it may be file permissions and/or ownership issues, but I'm unsure which files I need to alter.

1. faxq and faxgetty should "just work" together. There shouldn't be anything for you to do to get it working.


2. How are you starting the first faxgetty? How are you trying to start the second?

Thanks,

Lee.


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