Re: [hylafax-users] Problems receiving faxes since upgrade to 4.2.0

[P <procadas@xxxxxxxxx>]

--- Lee Howard <faxguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On 2004.11.30 05:20 Nick Baird wrote:
> > I have been using Hylafax running on Gentoo linux
> with a US Robotics
> > Courier V.34 external modem.  Following an upgrade
> from version 4.1.8 
> > to
> > 4.2.0 I have started to get major problems
> receiving faxes.
> 
> > Nov 24 09:39:51.80: [ 1596]: RECV FAX: begin
> > Nov 24 09:39:51.80: [ 1596]: <-- data [32]
> > Nov 24 09:39:51.80: [ 1596]: <-- data [2]
> > Nov 24 09:39:53.68: [ 1596]: --> [7:CONNECT]
> > Nov 24 09:39:53.68: [ 1596]: <-- data [23]
> > Nov 24 09:39:53.68: [ 1596]: <-- data [2]
> > Nov 24 09:39:54.84: [ 1596]: --> [7:CONNECT]
> > Nov 24 09:39:54.84: [ 1596]: <-- data [10]
> > Nov 24 09:39:54.84: [ 1596]: <-- data [2]
> > Nov 24 09:39:55.65: [ 1596]: --> [2:OK]
> > Nov 24 09:39:55.65: [ 1596]: <-- [9:AT+FRH=3\r]
> > Nov 24 09:39:58.75: [ 1596]: --> [0:]
> 
> > I saw a previous post about topic modems.  Is this
> the same problem, 
> > and
> > is the fix the same i.e. wait for 4.2.1, patch
> current source or grab
> > latest from CVS?
> 
> Yes, it's probably the same problem, and yes the fix
> is probably the 
> same.  I've never seen any issues like this with the
> USRs, though.
>

Maybe they are using Topic chipsets now?

Pedro

 
> Lee.
> 
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