Hi all,

First let me say thank you for Lee Howard, you definitely  found my problem
on sending faxes!

I'm using hy-email2fax to send faxes, and i notice that is there the problem
is starting, as the subject of my .eml file contains only the phone number
but then some how hy-email2fax is not detecting the ^M at the end of
subject.

I'm not an used with sed so it will take me some time to understand how it
works and correct this.

By the way i notice a small isse "bug" on hy-email2fax available for
download on
http://wpkg.org/email2fax/files/hy-email2fax

------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#########################################
# Make a temporary file out of an email #
#########################################

cat |  sed 's/
$//'>$EMAILFILE

------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I only got Hy-email2fax working fine after changing this to:

cat |  sed 's/$//'>$EMAILFILE


Any ways this is working fine only for tests, because as i mentioned above
"I'm in troubles with a carriage return on email subject", to test
Sucessfully this hy-email2fax i hardcoded the variable NEWNUMBER="XXXX" to
my dialed number.

After this Hands on I can sucessfully send faxes with Hy-email2fax -->
Hylafax--->asterisk Sucessfully.

But as i mentioned before i need to get ride of ^M on the subject line.

Any one can help me on this?

Best regards,
Marco Mouta


On 12/13/06, Lee Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Marco Mouta wrote:

> Dec 13 11:28:07.51: [ 9242]: DIAL 2079^M
> Dec 13 11:28:07.51: [ 9242]: <-- [9:ATDT2079\r]
> Dec 13 11:28:16.70: [ 9242]: --> [4:BUSY]
> Dec 13 11:28:46.70: [ 9242]: MODEM TIMEOUT: reading line from modem
> Dec 13 11:28:46.71: [ 9242]: MODEM <Timeout>
> Dec 13 11:28:46.71: [ 9242]: SEND FAILED: JOB 1 DEST 2079^M ERR
> Unknown problem


In your case BUSY means exactly that, and you should take a look at the
Asterisk CLI to get more information as to what "busy" really means.

However, your dialstring terminated by a carriage return (<CR> or ^M) is
problematic, too, because it essentially instructs HylaFAX to ignore all
responses after ATDT2079 except for "OK" and then proceed from there.
Basically you just need to get rid of that terminating carriage return.

Lee.
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