Hy List,
ich betreue mehere Firmen, und es kommen immer wieder Anforderungen nach
zentralem Fax Ein- und Ausgang. Kennt jemand brauchbare (auch
kommerzielle) Software für die Fax-Geschichten.
Was ich kenn sind Geschichten um Hylafax, mgetty und sendfax. Aber da
sind die Clients nur sehr
Hy List,
ich betreue mehere Firmen, und es kommen immer wieder Anforderungen nach
zentralem Fax Ein- und Ausgang. Kennt jemand brauchbare (auch
kommerzielle) Software für die Fax-Geschichten.
Was ich kenn sind Geschichten um Hylafax, mgetty und sendfax. Aber da
sind die Clients nur sehr bedingt
Hallo Robert,
1 Mail reicht :)
* Robert Einsle schrieb [12-01-06 14:39]:
Was ich kenn sind Geschichten um Hylafax, mgetty und sendfax. Aber da
sind die Clients nur sehr bedingt brauchbar.
Serverseitig ist in der Regel Debian Sarge eingesetzt.
Was du noch benutzen kannst (sofern ISDN und
Hallo Robert,
ich betreue mehere Firmen, und es kommen immer wieder Anforderungen nach
zentralem Fax Ein- und Ausgang. Kennt jemand brauchbare (auch
kommerzielle) Software für die Fax-Geschichten.
Was ich kenn sind Geschichten um Hylafax, mgetty und sendfax. Aber da
sind die Clients nur
Robert Einsle wrote:
Hy List,
ich betreue mehere Firmen, und es kommen immer wieder Anforderungen nach
zentralem Fax Ein- und Ausgang. Kennt jemand brauchbare (auch
kommerzielle) Software für die Fax-Geschichten.
hi,
ich setze bei einer firma als zentralen faxserver fax2send auf sarge.
die
Gruesse!
* Robert Einsle [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am [12.01.06 14:45]:
Hy List,
Was ich kenn sind Geschichten um Hylafax, mgetty und sendfax. Aber da
sind die Clients nur sehr bedingt brauchbar.
Kannst du dein Problem mit hylafax näher definieren? Hylafax *ist* ein
Faxserver, der von
Kennt jemand brauchbare (auch
kommerzielle) Software für die Fax-Geschichten.
Vielleicht schaust Du mal hier:
http://www.ifax.com/content/section/3/40/
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On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 18:59, Jamin W. Collins wrote:
On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 05:36:50PM -0500, Mark Roach wrote:
[...]
Thanks for the tip, I'll check it out. Although I talked to one of the
sales guys at digium, and he said that they had a fax solution, but it
didn't work all the time... so
Hi, folks. I have an aging OS/2 machine running some (also aging)
voicemail/fax software that I'd like to replace with a Free alternative.
My needs aren't terribly complex, I need to be able to
- connect it to my phone switch
- have multiple voice and fax mailboxes
- configure the voicemail over
On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 03:43:26PM -0500, Mark Roach wrote:
My needs aren't terribly complex, I need to be able to
- connect it to my phone switch
- have multiple voice and fax mailboxes
- configure the voicemail over the handset
and I would like to also be able to have faxes sent to an
On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 16:03, Jamin W. Collins wrote:
On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 03:43:26PM -0500, Mark Roach wrote:
My needs aren't terribly complex, I need to be able to
- connect it to my phone switch
- have multiple voice and fax mailboxes
- configure the voicemail over the handset
On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 17:09, Jamin W. Collins wrote:
On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 04:52:42PM -0500, Mark Roach wrote:
yup, I've checked them out, but the don't seem to support fax at all.
They do seem like a good option for voicemail though. Maybe if I found
a separate fax solution that wasn't
On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 05:36:50PM -0500, Mark Roach wrote:
On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 17:09, Jamin W. Collins wrote:
Might want to double check their mailing list I seem to recall that
they had a fax solution that would pass fax calls off to another
extension and/or hylafax.
Thanks for
Team:
I'm running a fairly vanilla woody 3.0 r0 system.
I have added a modem on com1. Do I need a module for it, or will the apps
deal with the modem directly?
Also, I installed the hylafax package, and got all kinds of pathing errors
(i did an apt-get install). It seems to want to be in
die Fax-Software ein wenig Sorgen.
Z.Zt. läuft auf dem Server WinFax10 mit einer FritzCard und als Fax-Host
für die Win-Clients. Die Alternative unter Linux dazu wäre ja wohl
Hylafax mit dem AVM-Capipatch und WHFC.
Hat jemand damit schon Erfahrungen gemacht? Oder gibt es noch andere
Alternativen
I need to set a fax server. I have seen there is hylafax and efax
avaliable. Can somebody recomend?
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Am Mittwoch, den 14. März 2001 12:35:27 schrieb Daniel de los Reyes:
I need to set a fax server. I have seen there is hylafax and efax
avaliable. Can somebody recomend?
IMHO:
If you want to set up a fax-server (a machine that offers fax
send/recieve as a service to other machines) take
On Sun, Nov 19, 2000 at 03:54:49PM +, Pollywog wrote:
On Fri, 17 Nov 2000 10:17:38 -0600, matthschulz said:
I use efax since about a year and I'm happy with that.
Does efax also require the use of a fax server (such as Hylafax server) or
can it send faxes directly?
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I wonder if he's asking about its ability to act as a daemon?
Efax Can be set up using getty, in standby mode, through initd. The docs
with efax do a reasonable job of describing the line you add to the conf
file for this. Efax then sits around waiting for the phone to ring.
Local/remote
On Mon, Nov 20, 2000 at 11:07:33PM +0518, USM Bish wrote:
efax -d /dev/ttyS0 -o1 \
-t T633222 letter.001 letter.002
Or just
fax send 633222 letter.ps (assuming letter is a postscript document)
To receive a fax
fax
To view a received fax
fax view
I use efax since about a year and I'm happy with that.
Matth
On Fri, 17 Nov 2000, Thomas Halahan wrote:
dear deb-users,
I have a stand allone debian box with a fax modem. I want to send
faxes from my box (but I don't really have to recieve them).
Q What software, from the debian
I have tried a commercial fax program and it works even on my modem.
http://www.kellergroup.com/
On Fri, 17 Nov 2000 10:17:38 -0600, matthschulz said:
I use efax since about a year and I'm happy with that.
Does efax also require the use of a fax server (such as Hylafax server) or
can it send faxes directly?
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On Fri, Nov 17, 2000 at 11:49:56AM +, Thomas Halahan wrote:
Q What software, from the debian distro, would you suggest which is
easy to set up for sending PS files, for example.
I have used efax for a few years now and can recommend it.
Johann
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USM Bish [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For small time requirements that you envisage, the
efax program is good enough. It is on the main sub
dir of Debian. Has an utility called efix which
does the job of conversion between fax, text, bit-
map, greyscale, ps and other formats.
For heavier
dear deb-users,
I have a stand allone debian box with a fax modem. I want to send
faxes from my box (but I don't really have to recieve them).
Q What software, from the debian distro, would you suggest which is
easy to set up for sending PS files, for example.
Thanks Tom
I like efax. It works with Class 1 modems too which is a bonus. It handles PS
files very well and knows what to do. In fact, it relies on ghostscript to
generate the fax image files.
Thomas Halahan wrote:
dear deb-users,
I have a stand allone debian box with a fax modem. I want to send
For small time requirements that you envisage, the
efax program is good enough. It is on the main sub
dir of Debian. Has an utility called efix which
does the job of conversion between fax, text, bit-
map, greyscale, ps and other formats.
For heavier workload, most people vouch for mgetty
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| I like efax. It works with Class 1 modems too which is a bonus. It
| handles PS files very well and knows what to do. In fact, it relies on
| ghostscript to generate the fax image files.
I second this. Efax is small, light and very dependable. It's author
(Ed Casas) and maintainer (Dirk
Beta testers are needed for a new fax program for Linux.
Free beta test version at:
http://www.kellergroup.com/
This is commercial software, btw.
| I have efax-0.8a, and used it to send text and postscript files. I
| chose it because it's small.
I also use efax and have been extremely happy with it---small, easy to
use, and easy to configure.
It comes with a frontend script called `fax' (oddly enough) which
means that for, most
I'm running a Debian 2.0-based system (with some newer packages
installed as needed). My CD-ROM contains these fax packages:
1)Hylafax/tkhylafax
2)efax
3)mgetty-fax
I will primarily need software to *send* faxes, as I have set up an
account with www.efax.com to receive
Hi Carl Fink; unless Mutt is confused, you wrote:
I'm running a Debian 2.0-based system (with some newer packages
installed as needed). My CD-ROM contains these fax packages:
1)Hylafax/tkhylafax
2)efax
3)mgetty-fax
I will primarily need software to *send* faxes, as I
On Sun, May 02, 1999 at 06:47:34AM -0500, Carl Fink wrote:
I'm running a Debian 2.0-based system (with some newer packages
installed as needed). My CD-ROM contains these fax packages:
1)Hylafax/tkhylafax
2)efax
3)mgetty-fax
I will primarily need software to *send*
Damir J. Naden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My choice is efax, which requires very small part of the HD, and it
does send
faxes OK. It is a command line based, but I can send my faxes directly
from
within lyx with it. Don't know about other modems, but for me it works
well
with internal USR
folks,
does anyone know if there are any fax server software that
will run on linux?
tia,
//daryl
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On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Daryl Williams wrote:
folks,
does anyone know if there are any fax server software that
will run on linux?
I've had pretty good results with hylafax. There are separate packages
for server and client. There's also efax and mgetty-fax.
Bob
Bob Nielsen
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Daryl Williams wrote:
does anyone know if there are any fax server software that
will run on linux?
I use efax for sending. I never tried receiving.
is it possible to use these software to send mutilple faxes while staying
connected to internet(ie. without costing of any extra money)
thx.
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Bob Nielsen wrote:
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Daryl Williams wrote:
folks,
does anyone know if there are any fax server software
Daryl Williams:
does anyone know if there are any fax server software that will run on
linux?
I use mgetty-fax, so now you have a complete set of responses (AFAIK).
We use it for both sending and receiving, no problems.
Jiri
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I was looking for some decent fax software that I could use in the X enviroment
and came across the HotWire link at http://www.linuxresources.com
Good I thought and downloaded the file into my home directory. I tarred the
fileand did ./lxinstall, then started x and did ./HotWire. The programme
Can anyone tell me of a good fax software package for Linux. I see that
they have an efax, hylafax, and mgetty-fax. Which of these is the
easiest and most reliable to use?
On Tue, 6 Oct 1998, David Frye wrote:
Can anyone tell me of a good fax software package for Linux. I see that
they have an efax, hylafax, and mgetty-fax. Which of these is the
easiest and most reliable to use?
I've been pretty happy with hylafax, although the version in slink doesn't
seem
.
Bob Nielsen wrote:
On Tue, 6 Oct 1998, David Frye wrote:
Can anyone tell me of a good fax software package for Linux. I see that
they have an efax, hylafax, and mgetty-fax. Which of these is the
easiest and most reliable to use?
I've been pretty happy with hylafax, although the version
On Tue, Oct 06, 1998 at 11:47:13AM -0400, David Frye wrote:
Can anyone tell me of a good fax software package for Linux. I see that
they have an efax, hylafax, and mgetty-fax. Which of these is the
easiest and most reliable to use?
I used to use efax. It has one shell script that does
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