Re: [hylafax-users] my recvq directory is empty

[matt kaminer <mkaminer@yahoo.com>]

Lee.  

I dont think that is correct.  I specifically looked at this before, and it is
silent as to the recvq directory.  Thus, the recvq directory is not affected by
faxqclean.  It only mentioned the sendq and the docq directories (unless this
is an error in the man pages).

Any other suggestions?   Where is the actual saving of the faxes performedi n
hylafax?  as part of faxrcvd?  or as part of faxgetty?

<snip>
When faxqclean is run it scans the doneq subdirectory in the HylaFAX spooling
area and process each job according to the doneop field specified in the job
description file; c.f. sendq(5F). Jobs that are marked for removal are purged
and references to documents are removed. Jobs that are marked for archival may
be archived depending on the options supplied on the command line. 

After scanning for completed jobs faxqclean scans the docq subdirectory and
builds up a table of document files. Files that are not referenced by any job
and that are older than a specified threshold are removed. 
</snip>

regards,
Matt

--- Lee Howard <faxguy@deanox.com> wrote:
> At 12:05 PM 2/20/01 -0800, matt kaminer wrote:
> >I cannot figure this one out.
> >
> >I recently upgraded to the RedHat 7 RPMs for Hylafax.  I also am using the
> >faxrcvd and faxrcvd-mail scripts (from the howto).  Everything works great,
> >except the faxes are no where to be found.  They print, and are emailed, but
> >the recvq directory is always empty.  Even more bizzare is that I get the
> >faxcron email each night with a list of the faxes received.  
> 
> This is normal behavior.  Read 'man faxqclean'
> 
> If you're looking for long-term storage, then you need to look into
> archiving options.
> 
> Lee.
> 


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