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тАО09-10-2000 09:35 PM
тАО09-10-2000 09:35 PM
VSI Fax and HPUX
fax1 Modem1 Not running [modem server keeps dying]
but I can dial out via kermit etc without any problems. I am chasing it up with VSI support but I am interested to know if anyone has any advice on this and in particular if anyone is running fax software via a terminal server under HPUX.
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тАО09-11-2000 12:28 AM
тАО09-11-2000 12:28 AM
Re: VSI Fax and HPUX
You may need to turn on detailed logging by changing the $VISFAX/lib/vsisrv.ini file at the top (Under (VFXSCHED]) to Debug=on and then restart VSI-Fax with vfxsched restart. vfxstat will give you a quick view of what's happening.
Typically, "modem keeps dying" is related to a protcol negotiation with the modem. If you're using an EISA MUX for instance, check dmesg or syslog for modem communication errors. This might be caused by a poorly seated I/O cable to the MUX panel (look for the status light on the panel).
Also try powwer cycling the modem as it may have gotten into a strange state and doesn't respond correctly to some commands. And make sure you have the latest datacomm *and* ARPA (LAN) patches for your system.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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тАО09-11-2000 06:47 AM
тАО09-11-2000 06:47 AM
Re: VSI Fax and HPUX
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тАО09-11-2000 08:41 PM
тАО09-11-2000 08:41 PM
Re: VSI Fax and HPUX
I have an error in the log says streams not present.
Here it is...
09/12 14.36.12: INFO : 0.590: Process priority set to -20 from 0
09/12 14.36.12: TERMIO : 0.590: open /dev/telnet/modem01: fd = 12
09/12 14.36.12: INFO : 0.591: setting up streams
09/12 14.36.12: INFO : 0.591: streams not present
09/12 14.36.13: TERMIO : 1.599: ---> "AT Z^M"
09/12 14.36.21: TERMIO : 9.898: ---> "AT &F S0=0 E0 Q0 V1^M"
09/12 14.36.27: TERMIO : 16.417: ---> "AT Z^M"
09/12 14.36.35: TERMIO : 23.923: ---> "AT &F S0=0 E0 Q0 V1^M"
09/12 14.36.41: TERMIO : 30.081: ---> "AT Z^M"
09/12 14.36.47: TERMIO : 36.096: ---> "AT &F S0=0 E0 Q0 V1^M"
09/12 14.36.54: RESET : 42.625: cannot sync modem
09/12 14.36.54: FAIL : 42.625: calling Mainfail_env with 123 [Cannot reset modem]
09/12 14.36.54: TERMIO : 42.626: close fd = 12
09/12 14.36.54: EXIT : 42.739: Exiting with status 123 at 2000/09/12 14:36:54
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тАО09-12-2000 03:58 AM
тАО09-12-2000 03:58 AM
Re: VSI Fax and HPUX
You might check to make sure that VSI-FAX is not running out of disk space. It has a configurable limit in vsifax3/lib/vsisrv.ini.
The fax database gets big fast and needs to be purged regularly.
I purge daily, any records older than four days, using a cron script. The script is attached.