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Have you looked at Fax::Hylafax::Client on CPAN. it seems to have all
the bits you'd need.<br>
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On 02/28/2010 08:40 AM, Richard Reina wrote:
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cite="mid:489cf9d1002280840w38752cecr2bdd607a9023041f@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">I am in need of a program that allows users on our all
linux LAN to view, save, print and delete incoming faxes. People on the
Hylafax list have recommended a java client called YaJHFC. I did take a
look at it looks nice, but does not really suit
my needs --besides it's written in java :). What I need is something
that helps users on the LAN
associate faxes with various database records so they can be archived
correctly. Accordingly, I am off to write my own GUI with
perl->evince->mysql. I've got a lot of it done. However, I am
looking for some input on one
area of complication, accessing the received files on the Hylafax
server. Essentially they need to be viewed associated with a record and
saved on a local file server. To view them and save I assume I need to
bring (copy) the file to the local machine where it can be viewed and
the user can match it to a database record so that it can be renamed
and archived. The complicated part seems that I need to (I guess) scp,
ncftpget or rsync the files from the hylafax server. I guess what I
would like to ask is: Does anyone know how other hylafax cleint deal
with this? Are the files somehow viewed directly on the hylafax server
through local machines via ssh? (something I have not yet been able to
figure out how to do) Or are the files bounced around to be viewed and
then saved?<br>
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Thanks for any help.<br>
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Richard
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