11 faxrm, 12 faxsend, 11 faxrm 14.1.12 faxsend – Nordic Star Products 4.3A User Manual

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Command reference

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-f

Shows the queue of faxes which it has not been possi-
ble to send.

-s

Shows the queue of faxes which have been sent.

-r

Shows the queue of received faxes.

-d [dir]

Lists the fax files which are to be found in the direc-
tory dir.
If there is no argument, the program looks in the direc-
tory Fax under the user’s home directory ($HOME).
The information listed is, in sequence: ID, the recipi-
ent’s fax number, the number of seconds connected,
the number of retries, the time the fax has been in the
queue and the number of fax pages. Note that you must
have authority to read the directory in question.

-h

Holds and releases faxes (hold).

-n ID

Changes the time for the next transmission attempt to
the given time in hours and minutes.

-x

Lists the line used, cost and number of retries for sent
and faulty faxes.

14.1.11 faxrm

Syntax: faxrm [-all queue] [-to date] ID [ID [ID ...]]

Used to cancel a fax that is in a queue for outgoing faxes. Furthermore, you can
mark sent and faulty faxes that have been removed to avoid having a mass of old
faxes when you look through your queues. However, the statistics are kept.

Parameters:

-all queue

Indicates that all the faxes in the queue indicated
should be cancelled.

-to date

Used in combination with -all and indicates that only
faxes up to and including a certain date should be
removed.

-v

Shows the program version and syntax.

You find out the ID of a fax by using the command
faxq. Several faxes can be cancelled at the same time
by giving several IDs separated by a space.

14.1.12 faxsend

Syntax: [-c id] [-s id] [-l file name] [-n note] [-p priority] [-t tt:mm] [-u user] [-d
printer] [-q] fax number [file 1 [file 2...] | - ]

Converts a HP Laserjet file to fax format and sends information on the fax to the
fax server which then takes care of the actual transmission.

Parameters:

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