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A suggestion: Use whfc (a link is available on hylafax site) and install it on top of the adobe postscript driver (from adobe's website). It works without fail.
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A suggestion: Use whfc (a link is available on hylafax site) and install it on top of the adobe postscript driver (from adobe's website). It works without fail.

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I set up a Linux fax server with RedHat 8.0. Hylafax 4.1.8 and Samba were installed and running well. &nbsp;I could send fax successfully with the sendfax command at the server. &nbsp;I downloaded printfax-1.5.0.pl., made the appropriate changes and copied it to /usr/bin as printfax.pl. &nbsp;The smb.conf has also been appended with the necessary Fax section.<br />
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I downloaded response.exe and installed to my W2K PC. &nbsp;I printed a Word document to the shared Samba Fax printer. &nbsp;Reponse.exe was triggered and I supplied it with phone no.<br />
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Nothing happened then. &nbsp;I came back to the Linux fax server and entered &quot;faxstat -d&quot;. &nbsp;No new entry was added and no dialing signal was heard. &nbsp;Any clue?
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I set up a Linux fax server with RedHat 8.0. Hylafax 4.1.8 and Samba were installed and running well.  I could send fax successfully with the sendfax command at the server.  I downloaded printfax-1.5.0.pl., made the appropriate changes and copied it to /usr/bin as printfax.pl.  The smb.conf has also been appended with the necessary Fax section.

I downloaded response.exe and installed to my W2K PC.  I printed a Word document to the shared Samba Fax printer.  Reponse.exe was triggered and I supplied it with phone no.

Nothing happened then.  I came back to the Linux fax server and entered "faxstat -d".  No new entry was added and no dialing signal was heard.  Any clue?

Hylafax Windows client could not send fax.

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.