Re: [hylafax-users] Odd tiffcp command

["Bodo Noering" <bn@urania.com>]

>     I'm using HylaFAX 4.13, gs-gnu-7.05 and tiff-3.5.7 on a
> FreeBSD 4.5 box with a Zoom 3049L modem. When I send a
> postscript file or a G3 tiff everything works OK:)
> The problem (as always!) comes when sending files from windoze.
> We are trying to use Cypheus and their postscript / redmon
> printer option when we send a fax it gives an error " Document
> requires reformatting, not in Group 3 format.\  Document requires
> reformatting, client is incapable of receiving 2DMR data.\ "
>     The command line from the log is "/usr/local/bin/tiffcp
> -i -c g3:1d -f lsb2msb -r  9999  docq/doc3.ps.3 docq/doc3.ps ; 31.
> If I run the same command minus the ; 31 at the end it creates
> the file doc3.ps file with no errors. So where do I look for the
> source of the ;31 ? The number does change (ie. doc6.ps ; 71).
> I've found the same problem 1 other time in the archive "
> http://www.hylafax.org/archive/2002-07/msg00330.html " but no
> answer.

This is not a Cypheus issue, but a libtiff issue. If you are using
libtiff v. 3.5.7, try to go back to 3.5.5.
HylaFAX adds ";<number>" to get a temporary unique TIFF file name
(AFAIK). If you try same command using "docq/doc3.ps;31" (with
quotation marks) it should work.

Please update to Cypheus 2.50 RC3, because Cypheus is using now .tif
extension and creates always G3-1D EOL encoded TIFF files. I will
add an option to start a client based TIFF checking to the final
2.50 version to avoid these errors on the server.


Best Regards
Bodo

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