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GENERAL NOTE ============ Due to history and structure of this package, the server part of HylaFAX+ should only be installed in isolated environments for security reasons, allowing direct access for admins only. [bsc#1173519] Setup of hylafax+ on openSUSE ----------------------------- After installation of hylafax you need to run faxsetup answer the questions and modify to your needs. Run faxaddmodem for each attached modem. It asks you for the device, leave out the /dev prefix; only enter eg. modem, ttyS0 or such things. Answer the other questions, important ones could be the ringtones, max pages, permissions on files or your the name that should be shown. Setting up hylafax for systemd ------------------------------ hylafax comes with three systemd service files. The first two are needed when you want to send faxes from your server: hylafax-hfaxd.service - the hylafax server hylafax-faxq.service - the fax scheduler Enable systemd service for the daemons. They will start at boot time: systemctl enable hylafax-hfaxd.service systemctl enable hylafax-faxq.service systemd-timers -------------- openSUSE has moved from cron to systemd-timers. By default we ship 2 timers, for cleaning the faxqueue and for usage statistics. You need to enable them in case you want to make use of these features: systemctl enable hylafax-faxqclean.timer systemctl enable hylafax-usage.timer Receiving faxes --------------- In order to receive faxes as well, you need to run one faxgetty for each interface, e.g.: systemctl start hylafax-faxgetty@ttyS0.service systemctl start hylafax-faxgetty@ttyIAX0.service Starting them at boot time with: systemctl enable hylafax-faxgetty@ttyS0.service systemctl enable hylafax-faxgetty@ttyIAX0.service Send-only environment --------------------- Many installations run hylafax just for sending faxes. To get this up and running, the command faxmodem needs to run after hylafax is started. For this we have created a separate service, hylafax-faxmodem@.service You need to invoke this service with the interface, e.g. systemctl enable hylafax-faxmodem@ttyS0.service (Note: you may as well attach the faxmodem call to the faxq-service: Create a directory /etc/systemd/system/hylafax-faxq.service.d and copy the file sendonly.conf into this directory. Check that the mentioned port (ttyS0 - Parameter is the device the modem is attached to) in this file matches your configuration and restart the service. Depending on how fast the FIFO comes up, you may see a restart of the service) For general documentation on how to set up hylafax, please see http://hylafax.sourceforge.net/howto/install.php
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