Re: [hylafax-users] Solved: Faxrcvd and FaxDispatch routing based on MSN number

["Johan de Vries" <johan.devries@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This did the trick !


I added the line: DESTINATION="$CALLID3"  to the faxrcvd  and changed
$SUBADDR to $DESTINATION in FaxDispatch
Now it is working

I also did a call to $INFO  (faxinfo in my case)
The output did not have any useful  information for SED or AWK to filter
on Sender or SubAddr
This explains a lot

Thanks for the help

Johan

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Subject: Re: [hylafax-users] Faxrcvd and FaxDispatch routing based on
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Johan de Vries schrieb:

> I have a Debian 504 (lenny)  installation with Hylafax 6.0.4 and a 
> Dialogic Diva BRi-2  card
> 
> Also the capi4hylafax and DIVAS4LINUX are installed

Hello Johan,

I strongly recommend to use Dialogic's TTY interface instead of
capi4hylafax.

> I want to route the incoming faxes to a mailbox based on the incoming 
> MSN number
[...]

> Apr 14 12:15:15.29: [ 4826]: Fax received and calling 
> '/var/spool/hylafax/bin/faxrcvd "recvq/fax000000007.tif" "faxCAPI"
> "000000016" "" "        +31725751758" "" "3"'.

My faxrcvd script on Debian contains this:

 FILE="$1"; shift;
 DEVICE="$1"; shift;
 COMMID="$1"; shift;
 MSG="$1"; shift;
 COUNT=1
 while [ $# -ge 1 ]; do
     # The eval has $1 set yet, and this forces a variable-to-variable
     # assignment, allowing us to not need to do escaping
     eval CALLID$COUNT='$1'
     export CALLID$COUNT
     shift
     COUNT=`expr $COUNT + 1`
 done
 CIDNUMBER="$CALLID1"
 CIDNAME="$CALLID2"
 DESTINATION="$CALLID3"

In your example this means
FILE="recvq/fax000000007.tif"
DEVICE="faxCAPI"
COMMID="000000016"
MSG=""
CIDNUMBER=CALLID1="        +31725751758"
CIDNAME=CALLID2=""
DESTINATION=CALLID3="3"

(I'm not sure, but variable DESTINATION might be a Debian specific
extension.)

> As far as I understood from the archives this number is called: 
> $SUBADDR in Hylafax

On my system faxrcvd does not contain SUBADDR.

> My FaxDispatch file is:
> 
> FILETYPE=pdf;
> 
> case "$SUBADDR" in

I think you should use

case "$DESTINATION" in

> 2)          SENDTO=email1@xxxxxxxxxx;;
> 
> 3)          SENDTO=email2@xxxxxxxxxx;;
> 
> esac


> In the Faxrcvd file there was nothing mentioned about the $SUBADDR
>
> So I added the lines:
>
> SENDER="`$INFO $FILE | $AWK -F: '/Sender/ { print $2 }' 2>$ERRORSTO | 
> $SED 's/^.//'`"
>
> SUBADDR="`$INFO $FILE | $AWK -F: '/SubAddr/ { print $2 }' 2>$ERRORSTO 
> | $SED 's/^.//'`"
[...]
You should you check the output of a manual call to "$INFO $FILE" to see
if it contains what you are trying to find.


> How can I do some logging / tailing on the Faxrcvd and FaxDispatch to 
> see what happens ?

exec >/tmp/faxrcvd.log 2>&1
set -x
date
echo "$0" "$@"


> Is it possible to show the MSN number in the header of the received 
> fax ( like the CallID1 and CallID2  lines )  ?

I think this would require some image manipulation in facrcvd or
FaxDispatch.


Bodo
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