Cleaning the statistics file | Nordic Star Products 4.3A specification

Handling faxes

By giving the parameter -x to faxq -f it is possible to see if there is one particular modem which causes more faulty transmissions than any other. In such a case there is a suspicion of there being a hardware problem. This of course only applies if several lines are run.

6.8 Cleaning the statistics file

After a period of use, the statistics file may have grown to a considerable size. In order to remove parts of the contents of this file the command faxclean is used.

As an argument for faxclean it can be indicated that information up to and including a particular date should be removed in the following way:

# faxclean -to 19980420

Note that faxclean must be run on the machine where the statistics file is kept, i.e. where XFAXDIR is to be found. The user who runs faxclean must also have the authority to read and write in the file, which is normally only the system administrator (root).

This command can, to advantage, be run automatically once a day or similar using cron.

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Nordic Star Products 4.3A manual Cleaning the statistics file

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Xfax Contents Dialprefix Defaultprinter Dialtimeout Defaultfont DefaultmarginCharacterset Httpenable Waitfortone Bindir OverviewEtcdir Spooldir Xfaxdir Installation Keywords Configuring the softwareEnvironment variables Adding actions Xfax and multiple fax devices Configuring the software Xfax User’s Guide 4.3a Sending a fax Faxsend Attaching a note to a fax One fax to several recipients group transmission Printing a fax before sending Scheduled transmissionsID of the fax in the queue Script xfax Script faxadm Document codes Telephone cost file ETCDIR/cost Chargeperminute LOCALZONE=LOCALLY Areacodes LocalzoneAreacodes 08LOCAL 031AREA 3 009ABROAD 0091USA Receiving faxes Automatic printing of incoming faxes Handling faxes Fax queues Scheduling a fax Canceling of a faxReschedule a fax Intr Printing a fax Routine maintenanceListing faxes in a particular directory Cleaning the statistics file Using the client Using the address book in XfaxInstallation Xfax in a Windows environment Xfax in a Windows environment Overlay files and cover sheets Using overlay files as forms and cover pagesCover sheets the old way Date MessageTime Overlay files and cover sheets Xfax and e-mail Sendmail Script faxmail Xfax and e-mail Installing Ghostscript and the Xfax driver Troubleshooting Integrated Http server Integrated Smtp server Modems and flow control Command reference Commands Faxmaster FaxmailFaxmime From FaxprintFaxq Subject Faxrm Faxsend 1234 7586535 faxfile Faxstat FaxsrFaxwho Exit codes General keywords AccesshttpKeyword reference Faxline Acceptusers AccesssmtpAdministrator Alertuser Brokenselect Characterset Defaultprinter DefaultfontDefaultmargin Dialtimeout Executeafterreceive DomainExecworkdir Executeaftersend Faildir ExecutebeforesendExitstring Failfaxno Httpenable Jetfaxcopy InitstringJetfaxbusytries Jetfaxpagetime Localprefix Lockingstyle Lpprintoption MailonerrorMailonsuccess Partialpages NoerrorsaveNostatistics Printrectoleft Reversestats ResolutionReceiveonly Roundrobin Smtpsender SmtpenableSmtpserver 15.1.82 T30RTC Symbolset15.1.81 T30ECM 15.1.83 T30PAGELENGTH Xonxoff WaitfortoneWaitfordialtone Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Technical specifications Typefaces in Xfax Index