[hylafax-users] AW: WinPrintHylaFAX Client

[Michael Möhle <m.moehle@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Maybe hylafax is only listening on the host maschine?
(localhost).

Michael
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: hylafax-users-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:hylafax-users-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxx]Im Auftrag von Ulrich Eckhardt
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 27. November 2003 18:23
> An: hylafax-users@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Betreff: Re: [hylafax-users] WinPrintHylaFAX Client
>
>
> Frank Griffith wrote:
> > WHFC - Connection Refused Error
>
> > Hey guys;  /dev/null for a moment.
>
> Have you started HylaFAX? Have you set the correct host? Have you
> installed some sort of packetfilter / personal firewall?
>
> > We tried using WHFC and like I said it requires a copy of ghostscript
>
> Only if you want to preview outgoing faxes.
>
> > interpreter for Windows, which means the M$ based IT group will flip
>
> They are not able to click on the setup.exe icon of ghostscript?
>
> > out. It also says it needs a tiff viewer although I'd assume that the
>
> If you want to view incoming faxes.
>
> > Windows photo manager would do, that is if we can find the right path
> > setting and get that info into WHFC correctly. Too bad it wouldn't work
>
> If you cant find the right path to photo manager, there are two
> possibilities. First, you simply haven't  installed it, second,
> the guy who tried to find this out is not capable of reading
> documentation. You should have a user manual for photo manager and
> http://www.uli-eckhardt.de/whfc/1.2/docu/custom.shtm
>
> > long enough to find out if the Windows Photo Manager will be acceptable.
>
> > When I tried to run WHFC on my Win2K machine on my home LAN I ran into
> > WHFC - Connection Refused. So I went back to change some more stuff in
>
> What stuff exactly?
>
> > the User settings and again I only got "Connection Refused"
> error again.
>
> Why the hell user settings? You have a network problem. And this
> settings you will find in the Systems settings dialog.
> What does the HylaFAX logs says? Also see
> http://www.uli-eckhardt.de/whfc/whfc_faq.shtml#WHFChangs .
> Also sometimes WHFC refuses to work, when a virus is active.
>
> > I must be missing something, but the whole point of my post is that in
> > order for HylaFAX to make it on the desktop at most organizations, it
> > must be as easy as pie, without the need for 3rd party add-ins
> and above
>
> Are you really sure, that WHFC/HylaFAX fails. On most supportcalls
> like yours, the problem sits in front of the keyboard.
>
> > all there must be absolutley no "error messages" on the first
> pass. This
>
> If your network is broken or the server is not running, then there
> _MUST_  be an error message.
>
> > is the kind of thing those M$ guys in our IT department love to flaunt.
>
> Maybe you should exchange your MS guys by someone who knows about
> computers. Managing servers is much more than clicking setup.exe .
>
> > That it doesn't work and you can't get support for issues.
>
> Then go out an buy support.
>
> Uli
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>
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