Nordic Star Products 4.3A 11. The integrated HTTP server

Theintegrated HTTP server

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11. The integrated HTTP server

XFAXfea tures an integrated HTTP server, which makes it possible to use a

browser and to send a fax, display faxes, displa y queues etc. It is also possible to

forward a fax as e-mail where the actual fax p ages will be JPEG attachments in

the e-mail.

Youneed to enable the HTTP server in order to use it (see HTTP_ENABLE).

The defaultport the server listens to is 7180, this can be changed using

HTTP_PORTin the config file.

If theserver is enabled and is using the default port, point your browser to http://

hostname:7180.

In orderto limit access to the HTTP server you can specify hosts or networks

that canaccess the server, see ACCESS_HTTP. Youcan also specify users and

passwordusing USER_FILE.

Keywords usedby the HTTP server:

HTTP_ENABLE, HTTP_PORT, ACCESS_HTTP, USER_FILE

Contents

Main Contents Page Page Page 1. Overview Page 2. Installation 3. Configuring the software 3.1 Keywords 3.2 Environment variables 3.3 Adding actions 3.4 XFAX and multiple fax devices Page 4. Sending a fax 4.1 faxsend 4.2 Attaching a note to a fax 4.3 One fax to several recipients (group transmission) 4.4 Scheduled transmissions 4.5TheIDofthefaxinthequeue 4.6 Printing a fax before sending 4.7 The script xfax 4.8 The script faxadm 4.9 Document codes 4.10 The telephone cost file ETCDIR/cost Page 5. Receiving faxes 5.1 Automatic printing of incoming faxes 6. Handling faxes 6.1 Fax queues 6.2 Reschedule a fax 6.3 Scheduling a fax 6.4 Canceling of a fax 6.5 Printing a fax 6.6 Listing faxes in a particular directory 6.7 Routine maintenance 6.8 Cleaning the statistics file 7. XFAX in a Windows environment 7.1 The XFAX Windows client (printer driver) 7.1.1 Installation 7.1.2 Using the client 7.2 Using the address book in XFAX Page 8. Overlay files and cover sheets 8.1 Using overlay files as forms and cover pages 8.2 Cover sheets the old way Page Page 9. XFAX and e-mail 9.1 Sendmail 9.2 The script faxmail Page 10. XFAX and Ghostscript (sending PDF and Postscript) 10.1 Installing Ghostscript and the XFAX driver 10.2 Troubleshooting 11. The integrated HTTP server 12. The integrated SMTP server 13. Modems and flow control 14. Command reference 14.1 Commands 14.1.1 faxadm 14.1.2 fax2bmp 14.1.3 fax2hp 14.1.6 faxmail 14.1.7 faxmaster 14.1.8 faxmime 14.1.9 faxprint 14.1.10 faxq 14.1.11 faxrm 14.1.12 faxsend Page 14.1.13 faxsr 14.1.14 faxstat 14.1.15 faxwho 14.2 Exit codes 15. Keyword reference 15.1 General keywords 15.1.1 FAXLINE 15.1.2 ACCESS_HTTP 15.1.3 ACCESS_SMTP 15.1.4 ACCEPT_USERS 15.1.5 ADMINISTRATOR 15.1.6 ALERT_USER 15.1.7 ARCHIVE_SENT Page Page 15.1.23 DOMAIN 15.1.24 EXEC_WORKDIR 15.1.25 EXECUTE_AFTER_RECEIVE 15.1.26 EXECUTE_AFTER_SEND 15.1.27 EXECUTE_BEFORE_SEND 15.1.28 EXIT_STRING 15.1.29 FAIL_DIR 15.1.30 FAIL_FAXNO 15.1.31 FAXHOST Page Page 15.1.46 LD_PREFIX 15.1.47 LINE_FAIL 15.1.48 LOCAL_PREFIX 15.1.49 LOCK_DIR 15.1.50 LOCKING_STYLE Page Page 15.1.67 RECEIVE_ONLY 15.1.68 RESOLUTION 15.1.69 RETRY_TIME 15.1.70 REVERSE_STATS 15.1.71 ROUND_ROBIN Page Page Page 16. Troubleshooting Page 17. Technical specifications 17.1 Modem drivers 17.2 File formats 17.3 Memory required 17.4 Tested platforms 17.6 Typefaces in XFAX Index