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Keyword reference

15.1.3 ACCESS_SMTP

ACCESS_SMTP=”string”

Specifies which hosts or network can access the SMTP server.

Example:

ACCESS_SMTP=10.1.11.10/32,10.5.1.0/24

See also: USER_FILE

15.1.4 ACCEPT_USERS

ACCEPT_USERS=“user1[:user2 ...]”

Specifies that only the given users are allowed to use a fax device. Useful when having multiple devices where a specific device should be dedicated to specific users.

See also: DENY_USERS

15.1.5 ADMINISTRATOR

ADMINISTRATOR=“string”

Indicates which user is to be the system administrator. As system administrator you can see and manipulate all the user queues, while as a normal user you can only see your own queues. Several administrators can be appointed by giving the user name separated by a colon, “:”, e.g. ADMINISTRATOR = “root:kalle”.

15.1.6 ALERT_USER

ALERT_USER = “recipient1 [recipient2 ...]”

If for any reason faxmaster dies, a message is sent to the recipient indicated. Addresses of recipients can, of course, be both external and internal. Several users can be shown separated by a space.

15.1.7 ARCHIVE_SENT

ARCHIVE_SENT

Indicates that faxes that have been sent should be filed under SPOOLDIR/

ARCHIVE.

15.1.8 AUTOPRINT

AUTOPRINT=“string”

Indicates that a received fax should always be sent to a printer. The string is a command that should take care of the printout data and forwards it to an HP Laserjet compatible printer. E.g.: AUTOPRINT=”½ 1p -dLASER”. The com- mand is executed automatically when the system has received a fax.

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Contents

Xfax Contents Characterset Defaultfont DefaultmarginDialprefix Defaultprinter Dialtimeout Httpenable Waitfortone Overview EtcdirBindir Spooldir Xfaxdir Installation Environment variables Configuring the softwareKeywords 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 Scheduled transmissions ID of the fax in the queuePrinting a fax before sending Script xfax Script faxadm Document codes Telephone cost file ETCDIR/cost Chargeperminute Areacodes 08LOCAL 031AREA 3 009ABROAD 0091USA LocalzoneLOCALZONE=LOCALLY Areacodes Receiving faxes Automatic printing of incoming faxes Handling faxes Fax queues Canceling of a fax Reschedule a faxScheduling a fax Intr Listing faxes in a particular directory Routine maintenancePrinting a fax Cleaning the statistics file Using the address book in Xfax InstallationUsing the client Xfax in a Windows environment Xfax in a Windows environment Cover sheets the old way Using overlay files as forms and cover pagesOverlay files and cover sheets Time MessageDate 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 Faxmime FaxmailFaxmaster Faxprint FaxqFrom Subject Faxrm Faxsend 1234 7586535 faxfile Faxwho FaxsrFaxstat Exit codes Accesshttp Keyword referenceGeneral keywords Faxline Accesssmtp AdministratorAcceptusers Alertuser Brokenselect Characterset Defaultfont DefaultmarginDefaultprinter Dialtimeout Domain ExecworkdirExecuteafterreceive Executeaftersend Executebeforesend ExitstringFaildir Failfaxno Httpenable Initstring JetfaxbusytriesJetfaxcopy Jetfaxpagetime Localprefix Lockingstyle Mailonsuccess MailonerrorLpprintoption Noerrorsave NostatisticsPartialpages Printrectoleft Resolution ReceiveonlyReversestats Roundrobin Smtpserver SmtpenableSmtpsender Symbolset 15.1.81 T30ECM15.1.82 T30RTC 15.1.83 T30PAGELENGTH Waitfordialtone WaitfortoneXonxoff Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Technical specifications Typefaces in Xfax Index