[asterisk-users] receive faxes

[Tiago Geada]

spandsp works fine on our PRI line

context FAX
{
        s => {
                NoOp(INFO: Getting fax in XXXXXXXX);
                Answer();
                Set(TIMEOUT(absolute)=600);     // 10 min
                Wait(3);
                if("${CALLERID(num)}"="") {                     //
                        Set(Number=withhold);                   // If number
is private
                }                                               //
                else {
                        Set(Number=${CALLERID(num)});           // If number
is NOT private
                }
                Set(recordFile=${UNIQUEID}_${Number}.tiff);
                                    // Record file to RAM first,

Set(recordPath=/var/log/asterisk/fax/${CALLERID(dnid)}/${STRFTIME(${EPOCH},GMT+0,%F)});
        // then run /usr/local/bin/mailfax $1 $2
                ReceiveFax(/ramdrive/${recordFile});
                Wait(5);
                Hangup();
        };
        h => {
        //      System(/usr/bin/sendEmail -f asterisk at xxx.pt -t
fax at xxx.pt-u "Novo fax recebido" -a
/var/log/asterisk/fax/fax.${UNIQUEID}.tif -m
"Conteudo:" -s mail.xxx.pt:25 -xu asterisk@$
                System(/usr/local/bin/faxmail "${recordPath}"
"${recordFile}");
        };
//      sendfax => {
//              SendFax(/var/log/asterisk/fax/fax.1247153669.3.tif);
//      };
}


On 5 May 2011 19:09, David Backeberg <dbackeberg at gmail.com> wrote:

> On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 1:43 PM, vip killa <vipkilla at gmail.com> wrote:
> > The majority of open source projects out are NOT run by commercial
> > institutions...
>
> Postfix kicks butt. But only because IBM paid for development, for a
> long number of years, and because they hired somebody who had a really
> good idea how to improve Sendmail.
>
> Asterisk kicks butt. It just does, even if you can't get your silly
> faxing edge case to work, because Digium paid for development, for a
> long number of years.
>
> There are also people who come along, and because the source is
> available, fix a particular bug that annoyed them, or added a feature
> they personally wanted.
>
> T.38 has a boatload of problems, and most of those problems are
> because people who aren't employed by Digium did not read the specs,
> or they did read the specs, but felt like they had to violate the
> specs to get their code to work with a different broken T.38 stack.
>
> I've personally fixed problems with asterisk, and I found my code
> contribution accepted. Perhaps you've submitted patches the bug
> tracker? We eagerly anticipate your voluntary code contributions.
>
> Maybe statistically, there are more open source projects out there
> that have non-paid lead developers, and they do their work on their
> own dime, and on their own time.
>
> But unless you're lucky enough to live in a place where you can hunt
> and gather for everything you need, you need money to live in a
> society, and have the resources to be able to sit at a keyboard long
> enough to churn out code.
>
> I could only afford to make my 'code contribution' because I have a
> day job where I needed the fix.
>
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