HylaFax 5.0.1 review

HylaFAX project is an enterprise-class system for sending and receiving facsimiles as well as for sending alpha-numeric pages. The

License: Freely Distributable File size: 0K Developer: Matthias Apitz

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HylaFAX project is an enterprise-class system for sending and receiving facsimiles as well as for sending alpha-numeric pages.

The software is designed around a client-server architecture. Fax modems may reside on a single machine on a network and clients can submit an outbound job from any other machine on the network. Client software is designed to be lightweight and easy to port.

HylaFAX is designed to be very robust and reliable. The fax server is designed to guard against unexpected failures in the software, in the configuration, in the hardware and in general use. HylaFAX can support multiple modems and a heavy traffic load.

If you expect to send more than a few facsimiles a day, then HylaFAX is the fax package for you!!

Here are some key features of "HylaFax":
sending facsimile
receiving facsimile
polled retrieval of facsimile
transparent shared data use of the modem
sending alpha-numeric pages

What's New in This Release:
prevent faxq from failing an assert over mishandling a job list (21 Nov 2006)
fix faxqclean to remove hard links (used in job groups) appropriately (21 Nov 2006)
rework faxqclean fix to also work with coverpages as previously named (20 Nov 2006)
enable sendfax to submit job "groups" with a groupid (18 Nov 2006)
add "Priority" JobControl option feature to modify job priority (17 Nov 2006)
again, fix faxqclean from removing referenced cover pages (15 Nov 2006)
add #include feature for config files (13 Nov 2006)
fix some errors with PDF page counting (10 Nov 2006)
improve ECM HDLC frame decoder to recover more quickly from data corruption and possibly find frames where it couldn't before (6 Nov 2006)
add default config support for "Agere OCM V.92" modems (5 Nov 2006)
fix hfaxd XferFaxLog option name to agree with documentation (5 Nov 2006)
add more intelligence to the Class 1 receiver in sending RTN (3 Nov 2006)