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Re: [hylafax-users] HylaFAX ignores my commas!



On Tuesday, August 29, 2000, at 8:33:15 PM, Kirk Ismay wrote:
> I'm trying to setup HylaFAX to dial with a calling card, but it seems that
> commas added to the dialstring are being removed!  

> For instance if I send a fax like this:
> sendfax -n -d 0<areacode><number>,,,<callingcard> 

> I hear the modem dial up and all the numbers are dialled as a single string,
> without the 6 second pause being induced by the comma.

> When I use minicom and ATDT0<areacode><number>,,,<callingcard>, it works as
> expected.

> I have tried the manuals, FAQ, and mailing list archive. I could not find a
> solution, but I may have overlooked it. 

If they're being eaten, it's almost certainly by the dialrules file.

[ looks ]

Well, the canonicalizing rule strips them, but the dialling rule
doesn't appear that it should.

*My* recommendation?  Use *one* code for everyone's faxes, hardwire it into
the modem config file, and use the server's logging facilities for any
necessary back billing.

> I'm using Debian Linux 2.1 and a recent version of HylaFAX.

Alas, right at the moment, "a recent version" isn't descriptive
enough.  ;-)  I don't think this will be version dependent, though.

> On a related note, how do I set debugging so that I can see what AT commands are
> being sent to my modem? 

Check /var/spool/fax/log; the comm logs will usually show this, even
at the base SessionTracing level.

Cheers,
-- jra
-- 
Jay R. Ashworth                                                jra@baylink.com
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