By
peter, September 20, 2009
Windows client:
1. Download “whfc” from the Internet
2. Install it on your windows client
3. Install a new printer with the following settings
a. Local printer
b. Select an Apple PS printer
c. Choose the “whfc” port
4. Use the “login” name you created under when you installed the Hylafax server. When you try and use whfc you will be asked for the password
5. Print to the new printer
By
peter, September 20, 2009
Hylafax Fax server setup
The following was done on my system with success using SuSE 10.2 and a generic 56k modem.
1. Test you modem by dialing with the dialer tool thing on your task bar. Try ring your cell phone or something. (That is after configuring your modem in YaST). Atleast you will know that it is not your modem that is faulty when Hylafax doesn’t work
2. Install Hylafax and mgetty
3. Run “faxsetup” from the shell. Use all of the defaults you can.
4. Run “faxaddmodem” from the shell. Type in your com port when required to do so (ttyS0 is com 1) Use all of the defaults you can.
5. Add a user to Hylafax by typing the following in the shell “faxadduser password 10 username” (substitute “password” for your own password and “username” for your own username. “10″ is the UID which should be the same as the system user “uucp”)
6. Make sure that Hylafax is set to run on level 2345 in the “run level” editor
7. Vi to the /etc/inittab and make sure that the “#” is taken out of the following line:
mo:2345:respawn:/usr/lib/fax/faxgetty ttyS0
Make sure that the path is correct and the run levels are set to 2345. Also, if you used /dev/ttyS0 in the “faxaddmodem” you use it here as well – other wise just say “ttyS0″ as above
8. Vi the /var/spool/fax/etc/config.ttyS0 file (or whatever your port is ttyS0 is com1) and change the following:
RecvFileMode: 0644
LogFileMode: 0644
DeviceMode: 0666
9. If you are using a US Robotics (3Com) modem add the following to the /var/spool/fax/etc/config.ttyS0 file as well
ModemATCmdDelay: 100
10. And that is that! Restart Hylafax and make sure faxgetty is running. (Look in the run level editor under YaST, or Command prompt = rchylafax status)