Re: [hylafax-users] HylaFax Gateway Setup Under NetscapeMessaging

[Derrick Thomas <dpjthomas@mindspring.com>]

Hello,

Thanks for the assist and the tools hylafax provides to setup my own gateway are
easy to use and resily available.  I belive I have a way to integrate hylafax
into the Netcsape Messaging server environment.  I can already receive inbound
fax and i am working on outbound fax.  Once both sides completely work I will
share the results.

On your discussion of faxmail, if my message has attachments to it, can I still
use faxmail to send out my fax, or am I looking at using sendfax?

I did see some sample code in the newsgroup where someone piped a file from
faxmail to sendfax.  Is that required to handle attachments?  My attachments
would be MS Word docs or PowerPont Presentations converted to tif format.  I saw
some information stating that images sent must be in tif format.

Thanks,

Derrick

Lee Howard wrote:

> At 11:58 AM 10/24/01 -0400, Derrick Thomas wrote:
>
> >I am trying to figure out how to get the system to send outbound fax.  I
> >was poking around the mailing list archive and noticed that Roger (see
> >email snippet below) had the same issue back in 1999 for Messaging
> >Server v3.5.  I could not find an answer to Roger's question in the
> >mailing list.  Do either of you know if the question was ever answered
> >or any solution suggested?  I am sure I can adapt those options to my
> >situation.
> >
> >Also, in looking at other fax server packages (e.g., Fax2Mail, VisiFax4,
> >etc.,) it appears that they have implemented a daemon or host as a fax
> >gateway that accepts outbound fax mail as either an SMTP agent or as
> >another MTA and it manages the process of getting the message into the
> >fax server.
> >
> >I am not complaining, but is there a similar utility in HylaFax that
> >does this for me, or am I creating/building my own email-to-fax gateway
> >using the HylaFax software?
>
> Many of us use an email-to-fax gateway with HylaFAX.  Having something
> "bundled" with HylaFAX would be kind of trivial, since it's rather easy to
> set up.  There is 'faxmail' which can serve as a mail-to-fax gateway if you
> don't intend on faxing anything but text and Postscript.
>
> My preference is to set up a procmail mail-to-fax service.  But there are
> numerous ways to do it.  See: http://www.hylafax.org/howto/faxing.html#ss5.4
>
> Lee.
>
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