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["David C. Rankin" <drankinatty@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Arie Reynaldi Z wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there anyone use fax server as production use (daily basis) ? My boss 
> wants me to build fax server, my first option is winfax, but I really want to 
> use in linux instead. What we needs are, it can shared, forward fax to user 
> pc, batch sent, scheduled sent, can be accessed fro windows, basicly what fax 
> server does.. So, any input would be so much appreciate.
>
> Regards,
> -ARZ™-
>
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As Carlos said,

        Hylafax.  I use it on a daily basis and it also has adaptive answer, so 
it
will work both as a fax and as a dial-in server to provide complete access to
your box via a phone line and it also provides a full dial-up internet
connection via ppp. Very useful.

        The suse rpms work great. Just take the time to configure the fax 
server and
make sure /etc/inittab is configured properly. Inittab will have:


# fax getty (hylafax)
mo:35:respawn:/usr/lib/fax/faxgetty /dev/modem

then just make sure you have the correct link /dev/ttyS1->/dev/modem for
example. The two configuration scripts that come with hylafax (faxaddmodem)
does a good job. For dial-in server use, you will also need to configure 
/etc/ppp.


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