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From: Paul Walsh <paul@nation-net.com>
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I've spent two days on this now and checked all the archives.

All I'm trying to do is configure for outgoing faxes only.

This means I don't need a faxgetty process , right?

However the queued jobs aren't finding the modem.

'FIFO not found'

When I run 'faxq -m cuaa0'  ( as root,right?) it doesn't show up as a 
process.

FIFO.cuaa0 is there, faxd.recv is running, cu works fine.

Any ideas?

Regards, Paul Walsh.

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