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[kawarod at laposte.net]

Hi all,

I don't understand how to use the fax commands for sending a fax. In the
wiki I saw this:

<extension name="test_txfax_stream">
<condition field="destination_number" expression="^\*90012$">
<action application="txfax" data="txfax.tiff"/>
<action application="hangup"/>
</condition>
</extension>


my question is how to specify the gateway/profile that will handle the call.
For a call I can use the bridge application like this, but for the txfax ??
<action application="bridge"
data="sofia/external/${destination_number}@10.10.10.10"/>

regards,
rod

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[kawarod at laposte.net]

Hi all,

I'm able to receive a fax with mod_fax, but I still don't understand how
to send fax.
I don't understand how to send the fax through a specific profile/IP. Is
mod_fax limited to an openzap interface??

when I dial to the extension with tx_fax, I get a tone then hangup, but
what I'd like to do is send the fax call through a specific peer (as the
bridge application).

For those who'd like to trigger an event on received fax (convert to
pdf, send a mail...), I think a tool like this could help:
http://projects.l3ib.org/trac/fsniper

I did not try it at this time, if I'm successful I will update the wiki.

regards,
rod.

rod wrote:

[javieraristizabal at g...]

Hi Rod, i just play with rx_fax and work for me. I didn't work with tx_fax but i understand, that you need a .tiff file to send passthrough the rx_fax. Maybe that can help you

regards
javar

[kawarod at laposte.net]

Hi,

the clue for sending fax is to use the originate command in the CLI:

originate sofia/example/100@10.10.10.10 &txfax(/path_to_fax_file)


this command will send the fax file via profile example to fax machine
100 reachable via 10.10.10.10

Hope this could help others :p

regards,
rod.

Javier Aristizábal wrote: