2006/5/17, Rich Adamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
My statement was very confused and I really apologize for that.
It should have been written that way :
By "fax doesn't hangup", I mean though Asterisk server forward an
incoming fax call to the right extension, it keeps on ringing the fax
machine which never answer. Maybe the flash signal is too weak
Best regards
>
> (*) By "fax doesn't hangup", I mean though Asterisk server forward an
> incoming fax call to the right extension, it keeps on ringing the fax
> machine which never hangup. Maybe the flash signal is too weak
I'm very confused by the above statement.
What do you mean by "it keeps on ringing" and "machine never hangup" in
the same sentence? (No such thing as it keeps ringing and never hangup.
Hangup occurs after answering, so if its ringing, it can't hangup.)
What do you mean by "flash signal is too weak"? (There's no such thing
as a weak flash. Sort of equivalent to saying a weak binary "1".)
My statement was very confused and I really apologize for that.
It should have been written that way :
By "fax doesn't hangup", I mean though Asterisk server forward an
incoming fax call to the right extension, it keeps on ringing the fax
machine which never answer. Maybe the flash signal is too weak
Best regards
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