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Re: [hylafax-users] Client Problem



Your hosts.hfaxd syntax is deprecated.  Try:

localhost
127.0.0.1
192.168.100.[0-9]+


> I have several FreeBSD servers and all run HylaFax. Two of them have been
> running 4.2-CVS for several months now. With these same two machines I can
> successfully:
>
>    1. Receive faxes from most other fax machines
>    2. Send faxes from Windows network clients
>    3. Send faxes from the console of each machine
>    4. Send faxes from one machine using the other as the server.
>
> These two work great. I spent a good deal of time getting all the
> networking capabilities of HylaFax working and have had only small
> troubles thus far.
>
> The third machine is running HylaFax 4.2.2 and I can successfuly send and
> receive faxes from the console. But when I try to use one of the other
> machines to send a fax through this third system I get prompted for a
> password. No matter what I try with faxadduser, permissions, copying the
> working configuration files from the other two servers, I can't seem to
> get around this. My /var/spool/hylafax/etc/hosts.hfaxd looks like this:
>
>    localhost
>    127.0.0.1
>    192\.168\.100\.:::
>
> This has worked perfectly on the other servers. But I can't seem to find
> the problem with the new one. The only difference is this one is running
> 4.2.2. Can anyone offer some advice here? I gotta believe this is
> something simple but can't find it thus far.
>
> Bill Tillman


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