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Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: Adam on September 19, 2002, 04:00:19 AM
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Gday All,
Is Hylafax a solid program ? I saw a thread saying that it wasn't "robust", but other that say it is.
Also, I saw a HowTO at http://www.sulman.org/sme/hylafax.html but when i do a search for the RPMs it talks about they come up not found. Does anyone know exactly which RPMs I need and where I can get them ?
any help would be appreciated.
cheers,
Adam
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I have used Hylafax for three years. In that time i have barely had any problems with it. I figure maybe a 1% faliure rate which is comparable to what my Fax machine did.
Setting up the modems used to be difficult but the later releases handle them quite well. I am using an old isa card which i had lying around. It works a treat.
While the server side runs well, the client side lacks a bit. We use e-mail to both send and recieve the faxes.
I have a copy of Red Hat 7.2 where i found most of the required RPMs. The stuff is on the internet, you probably just need to widen your search.
Regards Duncan
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Go to myezserver.com it is available there
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Hylafax is excellent, no question. As Duncan said, the client side is somewhat lacking. Darrell May has a nice "canned solution" which is incredibly easy to set up & use [http://myezserver.com/] which takes all the pain out of figuring out which RPM's you need etc. At $95 Canadian, IMHO it's worth it even if it's just for the ability to receive faxes as PDF attachments.