--Sam Varshavchik wrote on 07.03.2002 18:01 -0500:
> No, you don't add fax, or anything else, to locals, or add any MX records for
> anything.
Removing of all ns-records resulted in 'no such domain'.
>> What is the magic behind invoking '@fax' ?
>
> A syntactically valid phone number for North America, in the default install.
> I count a nine-digit phone number up there, and in this part of the world
> telephone numbers are ten digits long. Furthermore, the default
> configuration rejects clearly invalid phone numbers for North America (like
> ones that begin with a zero). Using all 1s won't work either. You can also
> use a seven digit number, and the default area code will get prepended by
> default (the default area code is 999). --
Maybe you could add an example for testing to faxrc like
"accept^ n" which should match pretty everything.
But courierfax would have logged such errors anyway.
./configure --with-transport='local esmtp fax dsn' actually
disabled the fax-functionality completely, the module was
never invoked according to strace.
Next problem was in share/faxmail/init line 18, sh wants
FAXRES="${FAXRES:hi}" replaced with FAXRES="${FAXRES:-hi}"
Now the box runs Hylafax and I cant install mgetty+sendfax.
Had to replace faxg3 with tiffg3 in share/faxmail/*.filter,
and a small sendfax-wrapper to fixup the commandline:
#!/bin/sh
HYLAFAXARGS="-v -D -R -t 1 -f [EMAIL PROTECTED] -l -n -d"
shift 2
exec /usr/local/bin/sendfax $HYLAFAXARGS $@
But thats overkill, Hylafax has its own converter, scheduler
and queue and can be safely invoked via .courier-default.
Roland
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