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Re: [hylafax-users] Initializing modem problem
Hello,
thanks for anwsering :)
I checked the things you mentioned:
> is /dev/ttyS1 writeable to hylafax ? (user and group uucp)
No it wasn't. I remember changing it and changed it again, but after about 1
minute it reverts to
# ls -la /dev/ttyS1
crw------- 1 uucp uucp 4, 65 Aug 8 16:15 /dev/ttyS1
I changed it to rw for the group too (fax is in the uucp groups) but it
reverts automatically.
> did you do a: faxaddmodem ttyS1 ?
Yes, that worked as far as I can see. E.g.:
#faxstat
HylaFAX scheduler on brussels.serono.be: Running
Modem ttyS1 (+32 2 4817589): Initializing server (sometimes it says someh
> Did you try to connect to the modem with minicom /dev/ttyS1 or cu -l
/dev/ttyS1
Yes, and both worked.
So I guess you pointed me in the right direction for the ownership stuff on
/dev/ttyS1 .
I looked around a bit myself but I do not know what process or script
reverts the settings to crw------ again, any suggestion?
thank you!
jonas
-----Original Message-----
From: Matthias Reich [mailto:rei@xxxxxxxx]
Sent: maandag 8 augustus 2005 16:04
To: Jonas Marien
Cc: hylafax-users@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [hylafax-users] Initializing modem problem
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Am Montag, 8. August 2005 11:15 schrieb Jonas Marien:
> Hello,
>
> I have a few problems with setting up a Hylafax fax server for
> outgoing fax sending.
>
> Some details:
> SuSE 9.2 pro
> Hylafax 4.2.0 from SuSE package (latest version from updates).
> Modem: US Robotics Speedster
>
> I tried without and with faxgetty, but no success so far. There seems
> to be an 'initialization error'.
>
> I receive the " modem on /dev/ttyS1 appears wedged" message and this
> is a part of the log:
>
> Aug 8 10:39:30 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: OPEN /dev/ttyS1 HylaFAX
> (tm) Version 4.2.0 Aug 8 10:39:30 brussels FaxQueuer[23363]: NOTIFY
> exit status: 0 (23439) Aug 8 10:39:31 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY
> 75 ms Aug 8 10:39:31 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 2600 ms Aug 8
> 10:39:35 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 10 ms Aug 8 10:39:35
> brussels FaxGetty[23440]: <-- [4:ATZ\r] Aug 8 10:40:05 brussels
> FaxGetty[23440]: MODEM <Timeout> Aug 8 10:40:05 brussels
> FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 75 ms Aug 8 10:40:05 brussels FaxGetty[23440]:
> DELAY 2600 ms Aug 8 10:40:08 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 10 ms
> Aug 8 10:40:08 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: <-- [4:ATZ\r] Aug 8
> 10:40:38 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: MODEM <Timeout> Aug 8 10:40:38
> brussels FaxGetty[23440]: /dev/ttyS1: Can not initialize modem.
> Aug 8 10:41:09 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 75 ms Aug 8 10:41:09
> brussels FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 2600 ms Aug 8 10:41:13 brussels
> FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 10 ms Aug 8 10:41:13 brussels FaxGetty[23440]:
> <-- [4:ATZ\r] Aug 8 10:41:43 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: MODEM
> <Timeout> Aug 8 10:41:43 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 75 ms Aug 8
> 10:41:43 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 2600 ms Aug 8 10:41:47
> brussels FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 10 ms Aug 8 10:41:47 brussels
> FaxGetty[23440]: <-- [4:ATZ\r] Aug 8 10:42:17 brussels
> FaxGetty[23440]: MODEM <Timeout> Aug 8 10:42:48 brussels
> FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 75 ms Aug 8 10:42:48 brussels FaxGetty[23440]:
> DELAY 2600 ms Aug 8 10:42:51 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 10 ms
> Aug 8 10:42:51 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: <-- [4:ATZ\r] Aug 8
> 10:43:21 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: MODEM <Timeout> Aug 8 10:43:21
> brussels FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 75 ms Aug 8 10:43:21 brussels
> FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 2600 ms Aug 8 10:43:25 brussels
> FaxGetty[23440]: DELAY 10 ms Aug 8 10:43:25 brussels FaxGetty[23440]:
> <-- [4:ATZ\r] Aug 8 10:43:55 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: MODEM
> <Timeout> Aug 8 10:43:55 brussels FaxGetty[23440]: Unable to setup
> modem on /dev/ttyS1; giving up after 2 at tempts Aug 8 10:43:55
> brussels FaxGetty[23440]: CLOSE /dev/ttyS1 Aug 8 10:43:55 brussels
> FaxQueuer[23363]: MODEM /dev/ttyS1 appears to be wedged Aug 8
> 10:43:55 brussels FaxQueuer[23363]: MODEM WEDGED: bin/wedged "ttyS1"
> "/dev/ttyS1"
> Aug 8 10:43:55 brussels FaxGetty[23451]: OPEN /dev/ttyS1 HylaFAX
> (tm) Version 4.2.0 Aug 8 10:43:55 brussels FaxQueuer[23363]: NOTIFY
> exit status: 0 (23450) Aug 8 10:43:56 brussels FaxQueuer[23363]: QUIT
> Aug 8 10:43:56 brussels FaxGetty[23451]: DELAY 75 ms Aug 8 10:43:56
> brussels FaxGetty[23451]: DELAY 2600 ms Aug 8 10:44:00 brussels
> FaxGetty[23451]: DELAY 10 ms Aug 8 10:44:00 brussels FaxGetty[23451]:
> <-- [4:ATZ\r]
>
>
> setserial output:
> # setserial -G /dev/ttyS1
> /dev/ttyS1 uart 16550A port 0x02f8 irq 3 baud_base 14400 spd_normal
> skip_test
>
> I used it with the initially accepted 38400 rate too, I tried the
> 14400 but also without success.
>
> inittab entry for faxgetty:
> m0:35:respawn:/usr/lib/fax/faxgetty /dev/ttyS1
>
> The line to which te modem is connected functions correct, faxsetup
> finds the modem type, speed etc and I can call an outside line using
> the phone port on the modem and an analog phone.
>
> Anyone some suggestions? Help would be highly appreciated.
>
> thank you
> jonas
>
>
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Hi Jonas,
is /dev/ttyS1 writeable to hylafax ? (user and group uucp)
did you do a: faxaddmodem ttyS1 ?
Did you try to connect to the modem with minicom /dev/ttyS1 or cu -l
/dev/ttyS1
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