Re: [hylafax-users] Autoanswer

[Miletic Ivona <ivona_miletic@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for your replies, I have already ServerTracing
0xfff, but the messages log files don't show so many
informations:

when I start faxgetty:
Apr 24 18:05:03 waterloovoip FaxGetty[3461]: OPEN
/dev/ttyIAX  HylaFAX (tm) Version 4.2.5
Apr 24 18:05:07 waterloovoip HylaFAX[3464]: HylaFAX
INET connection from localhost [127.0.0.1]
Apr 24 18:05:07 waterloovoip HylaFAX[3464]: USER root
Apr 24 16:05:07 waterloovoip HylaFAX[3464]: FAX LOGIN
FROM localhost [127.0.0.1], root
Apr 24 16:05:07 waterloovoip HylaFAX[3464]: PORT
127.0.0.1;384
Apr 24 16:05:07 waterloovoip HylaFAX[3464]: LIST
status

----------------------------------------------------
when I place a call to the modem, nothing happens, I
can't see anything in messages...
so i did 'faxanswer ttyIAX' and I got:
Apr 24 18:07:51 waterloovoip FaxGetty[3461]: ANSWER
any
Apr 24 18:07:55 waterloovoip FaxGetty[3461]: ANSWER:
FAX CONNECTION  DEVICE '/dev/ttyIAX'

that are the only kind of FaxGetty-messages I get.
Should there be more in the logfiles?

best regards,
Ivona Miletic

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

> Miletic Ivona wrote:
> 
> >Sorry, it is RING! But something is still wrong
> with
> >that string, otherwise iaxmodem would answer? Why
> >doesn't Hylafax see the Ring? What are the possible
> >reasons in such cases?
> >
> >When I call the IAXModem, cu -l ttyIAX shows:
> >
> >RING
> >
> >RING
> >
> >RING
> >
> 
> Set your ServerTracing in your modem config file,
> config.ttyIAX, to 
> 0xFFF, then start up 'faxgetty ttyIAX' and place a
> call to it.  Then 
> take a look at the FaxGetty messages in your syslog
> (/var/log/messages 
> ?).  If that doesn't help then please send those
> FaxGetty messages in reply.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Lee.
> 
> 


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