Hello. 1) Recently I've implemented receiving fax by FS. When a fax is in process of receiving sometimes in log appears this warning: mod_spandsp_fax.c:291 WARNING T.30 Non-ECM carrier not found Then when I look in final tif image I see some distortion, like black interrupted lines and a portion of image is missing. Its like from page were cut a string and it was glued together at rims. This lines can appear 1,2,3 times and is equal to number of warnings. Where does the fault produce. 2) Also some faxes come in incorrect page orientation. Original is portrait, but resulting tif is in landscape and image is stretched to fit long edge and short edge. How can I specify to FS to always use portrait orientation? 3) Some times a receiving party have to answer the call and redirect the calling party to fax receiving extension by bond digits. So I use in dialplan: default: <extension name="Local_Extension"> <condition field="destination_number" expression="^([1-9]\d\d\d)$"> <action application="bind_digit_action" data="$${domain_name},*7,exec:execute_extension,rxfax_stream_transfer XML features_local,peer,self"/> <action application="bridge" data="user/${dialed_extension}@${domain_name}"/> </condition> features_local: <extension name="rxfax_stream_transfer"> <condition field="destination_number" expression="^rxfax_stream_transfer$"> <action application="transfer" data="-bleg rxfax_stream XML features_local"/> </condition> </extension> How can I avoid using an additional extension for transferring incoming call to rxfax_stream extension using only one command to bind_digit_action ? <action application="bind_digit_action" data="$${domain_name},*7,exec:transfer,rxfax_stream XML features_local,peer,self"/> <action application="bind_digit_action" data="$${domain_name},*7,exec:transfer,rxfax_stream XML features_local,peer,peer"/> <action application="bind_digit_action" data="$${domain_name},*7,exec:transfer,rxfax_stream XML features_local,peer,booth"/> all transfers the called party to the fax receive application. Thank you for answers.