You seem to be making a mountain out of a mole hill. Unless you have some very specific need for HylaFAX, just install FreeSwitch and let it FAX for you. If you do need HylaFAX, then install HylaFAX and FreeSwitch and let the T.31 FAX modem facility in FreeSwitch be your modem. If you need to send more than 100k FAXes a day you might need to consider performance issues. Regards, Steve On 08/03/2013 04:58 AM, Karl Schmidt wrote:
On 08/02/2013 03:02 PM, Brian Foster wrote:
I've personally had issues with hylafax. I dont know what it is or how to fix it, but what I ended up doing is using mod_spandsp and dumping the received faxes into a couchdb database. I have an example here (http://github.com/bdfoster/fax-to-couchdb). It's rough, but it might give you some ideas. Thanks - I had to go through 6 modems before I found one that did fax reliably - it is the firmware code in the modem that matters - and all of the big names failed. Worked with an external Supra Fax modem 144LC
If you ever need to get it to work, I can send my Debian configs.
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