[Asterisk-Users] Can I recreate a Fax from a recorded file?

[Mark Coccimiglio]

Ok,
   I have to agree here.  IF my simple fax server log/tiff archive is 
not enough to satisfy a client that the fax is genuine I would not want 
them as my customer.  I don't care how much money they spend.  Business 
is business and what I do is what I do.  There has to be at least a 
little bit of trust between me and my clients otherwise we spend too 
much time bickering about stuff.  Have you ever tried to bill "b*tch-time"?
I have worked in "High-CYA" positions before and refuse to have that in 
my current company.

Aloha,

  Mark C

Scott Gifford wrote:

>
>I don't see the advantage to this; the client still has to trust that
>all of this is done correctly, and if they don't trust the fax
>recipient to put the correct fax in the paper file or keep the correct
>TIFF, why would they trust them to do this?
>
>Using a third party to receive and relay the fax, one which is trusted
>by both the client and the fax recipient, would solve the problem; the
>third party could create a document with the caller information
>(ideally from ANI, which is harder to forge), the time, and the
>message itself, then digitally sign it.  This might even be an
>interesting business plan, for some applications where confirmed
>document transmittal is important.
>
>But it's hard for me to imagine this isn't overkill; if a client and a
>service provider distrust each other so thoroughly that they have to
>communicate through a third party to verify integrity, probably they
>just shouldn't do business with each other.
>
>----Scott.
>
>  
>
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