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Re: [hylafax-users] waiting for second page



On 2002.06.22 15:51 Michael Berg wrote:

> This faxes move in the faxes and If no more faxes are moved in, then the
> fax hangup.
> And now the problem for my hylafaxserver. He receive from the remotefax
> a MBS(more pages follow) signal, because the remotefax fill take care
> the connection.
> But the user on the remotefax isnot sending any more faxes. After an few
> time my faxserver is getting an timeout error and deleting the received
> pages.
> Here the logfile:
> 
> Jun 21 17:29:08.78: [  432]: SESSION BEGIN 00000124 493438153970
> Jun 21 17:29:08.80: [  432]: <-- [4:ATA\r]

Firstly, what version of HylaFAX are you using?

> Jun 21 17:29:10.50: [  432]: --> [3:FAX]
> Jun 21 17:29:10.50: [  432]: ANSWER: FAX CONNECTION
> Jun 21 17:29:10.50: [  432]: MODEM input buffering enabled
> Jun 21 17:29:10.50: [  432]: RECV FAX: begin
> Jun 21 17:29:10.50: [  432]: RECV FAX: CDPN
> Jun 21 17:29:16.26: [  432]: --> [5:+FCON]

Secondly, what kind of modem are you using and have you tried using Class 
1?

....
> Jun 21 17:29:58.55: [  432]: --> [17:+FPTS: 1,2219,0,0]
> Jun 21 17:29:59.57: [  432]: --> [8:+FHNG: 0]
> Jun 21 17:29:59.57: [  432]: REMOTE HANGUP: Normal and proper end of
> connection (code 0)
> Jun 21 17:30:01.40: [  432]: --> [2:OK]
> Jun 21 17:30:01.40: [  432]: RECV recv MPS (more pages, same document)

I believe that this shows that HylaFAX misread +FHNG as +FET.  Why we did 
not get an +FET signal is troubling, though.  So, what we have here is a 
bug both in HylaFAX and possibly in the remote's protocol usage, too.  If 
you're using HylaFAX 4.1.1 or newer it may be worth looking into - 
otherwise I'd recommend an upgrade first.

Lee.

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