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Re: Hylafax not sending (faxq hanging?)



Hi,

What version of tiff are you using? There have been reports of this
problem being cured by downgrading from 3.5.x to 3.4.x


Best Regards,

Mark Wilson

P. Kay Associates Ltd.


On Wed, 2 Feb 2000, M. Dragon wrote:

> I _had_ this working, once, however it seems to have mysteriously broken,
> and I am going nuts trying to find out why.
> 
> Attempting to send a fax hangs forever (that is, sendfax works ok, but
> the job just sits on the server with a 'R' status) furthermore faxrm hangs
> when trying to remove the job.
> 
> looking at the logs, and running 'top', faxq seems to be hanging. It forks
> a copy of itself, and the forked proc sits there chewing massive amts of
> cpu till I hit it w/ a kill -9. This happens, apparently just after it
> converts the documents for transmission. 
> 
> System info:
> Debian  'potato' i386 system kernel 2.2.12
> hylafax 4.0pl2 (installed from deb package: hylafax-server 4.0.2-12)
> modem: usr sportster 56k
> 
> here's the relavent log bits:  
> Feb 2 18:06:30 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: servertracing = 0xFFFFF (line 7) 
> Feb 2 18:06:30 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 4.0pl2 
> Feb 2 18:06:30 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: Copyright (c) 1990-1996 Sam Leffler 
> Feb 2 18:06:30 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: Copyright (c) 1991-1996 Silicon
>    Graphics, Inc.
> Feb 2 18:06:30 sapphire HylaFAX[8195]: HylaFAX INET Protocol Server: restarted. 
> Feb 2 18:06:30 sapphire HylaFAX[8195]: HylaFAX Old Protocol Server:
>    restarted.
> Feb 2 18:06:30 sapphire HylaFAX[8195]: HylaFAX SNPP Protocol Server:
>    restarted. 
> 
>    [ Note: I did a 'killall faxgetty' here for various *mumble* reasons ] 
> 
> Feb 2 18:06:54 sapphire FaxGetty[4640]: CAUGHT SIGNAL 15 
> Feb 2 18:06:54 sapphire FaxGetty[4640]: CLOSE /dev/ttyS1 
> Feb 2 18:06:54 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: FIFO RECV "+ttyS1:D"  
> Feb 2 18:06:54 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: MODEM ttyS1: DOWN 
> Feb 2 18:06:55 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: FIFO RECV
>   "+ttyS1:N+1.541.488.6915" 
> Feb 2 18:06:55 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: MODEM ttyS1: NUMBER
>    +1.541.488.6915 
> Feb 2 18:06:55 sapphire FaxGetty[8197]: OPEN /dev/ttyS1 
> Feb 2 18:07:02 sapphire FaxGetty[8197]: MODEM U.S. ROBOTICS 56K FAX / 
> Feb 2 18:07:03 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: FIFO RECV "+ttyS1:RP3fd5e7ff:ff" 
> 
>    [ Here's the attempt to send a fax ]
> Feb  2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: FIFO RECV "Sclient/8201:16"
> Feb  2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: SUBMIT JOB 16
> Feb 2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: JOB 16 (suspended dest pri 127
>    tts 0:00 killtime 2:59:00): CREATE 
> Feb  2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: Apply CanonicalNumber rules to
>    "4886925"
> Feb  2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: --> match rule "^[^+]", result now "+1
>     5414886925"
> Feb  2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: --> return result "+15414886925"
> Feb  2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: JOB 16 (ready dest +15414886925 
>     pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:59:00): READY
> Feb  2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: FIFO SEND client/8201 msg "S*"
> Feb  2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: JOB 16 (ready dest +15414886925 
>     pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:59:00): PROCESS
> Feb  2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: JOB 16 (active dest +15414886925 
>     pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:59:00): ACTIVE
> Feb  2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: JOB 16 (active dest +15414886925 
>     pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:59:00): PREPARE START
> Feb  2 18:07:58 sapphire FaxQueuer[8203]: JOB 16 (active dest +15414886925 
>     pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:59:00): CONVERT DOCUMENT: bin/ps2fax -o
>     docq/doc16.cover;30 -r 98 -w 1728 -l 280 -m 4294967295 -1 
>     docq/doc16.cover
> Feb  2 18:08:00 sapphire FaxQueuer[8203]: JOB 16 (active dest +15414886925 
>     pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:58:58): CONVERT DOCUMENT: bin/ps2fax -o 
>     docq/doc23.ps;30-r 98 -w 1728 -l 280 -m 4294967295 -1 docq/doc23.ps.16
> 
> 	[Here is where it hangs. proccess 8203 is now sitting there
>         chewing up 95% of my CPU and will do so as long as I let it.
>         I try 'faxrm 16' here. It hangs.]
> 
> Feb  2 18:14:51 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: FIFO RECV "Kclient/8223:16"
> Feb  2 18:14:51 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: KILL JOB 16
> Feb  2 18:14:51 sapphire FaxQueuer[8203]: CAUGHT SIGNAL 15, ABORT JOB 
>     PREPARATION
>       
>         [I have to do 'kill -9 8203' here to zap the offending faxq
>         process]
> 
> Feb  2 18:18:16 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: JOB 16 (active dest +15414886925 
>     pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:48:42): PREPARE DONE
> Feb  2 18:18:16 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: JOB 16: bad exit status 0x9 from
>     sub-fork
> Feb  2 18:18:16 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: NOTIFY: bin/notify "doneq/q16"
>     "killed" ""
> Feb  2 18:18:16 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: JOB 16 (done dest +15414886925
>     pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:48:42): DEAD
> Feb  2 18:18:16 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: FIFO SEND client/8223 msg "K*"
> Feb  2 18:18:16 sapphire FaxQueuer[8193]: JOB 16 (done dest +15414886925
>     pri 127 tts 0:00 killtime 2:48:42): DELETE
> 
> Basically any attempt to send gets the same result. Faxq forks and the
> forked proc hangs just after converting the documents. (the documents are
> in fact converted, I checked, and the converted tiffs are there in the
> docq directory.) I then have to kill -9 the faxq sub-proc or else
> it hangs up all of hylafax waiting for that job to finish. 
> 
> I just can't get more info out of hylafax to begin to figure out what's
> going on. 
> 
> Has anyone here got the least clue where to go on this?
> 
> 	- M. Michael Dragon
> Software/Systems Engineer,                OptiMation, Inc.
> 541-488-6915                              FAX: 541-488-6925
> 



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