Software update: HylaFAX+ 5.4.1

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HylaFAX is a package for Unix systems that makes it possible to send and receive faxes and alphanumeric pages. Because of different starting points among the developers, HylaFAX+ has been in existence since October 2005, in which changes are implemented faster than in the version of HylaFAX, without +. The concise history of HylaFAX and HylaFAX+ is on this Wikipedia page to read. The differences between these two flavors are this page explained. The developers of HylaFAX+ have released a new version with 5.4.1 as the version number. The list of changes looks like this:

Version 5.4.1:

  • be consistent to use libtiff tools from TIFFBIN in scripts
  • add an alternative to open_memstream and fmemopen for systems without these functions
  • fix a problem with the calculation of the page data size which was introduced in 5.4.0
  • add MaxConcurrentPreps faxq config feature and default to 1
  • fix a problem with the ANSWER “any” hfaxd command
  • add ModemAnswerAgainCmd modem configuration option
  • scan the entire page of image data for RTC when scanning for it
  • wait longer for Phase C carrier drop in Class 1
  • stop decoding non-ECM page image data as soon as RTC is seen
  • fix a potential hang in sending Class 1 data if the modem is hung
  • fix faxdeluser from changing the gid of hosts.hfaxd
  • change faxadduser to add new entries to the top of hosts.hfaxd
  • in Class 1 if CONNECT is unexpectely received, it’s an error

Version 5.4.0:

  • add support for sending color faxes
  • use genfontmap.ps to create Fontmap.HylaFAX from faxsetup
  • add LogSend and LogRecv modem configuration options
  • use LittleCMS to convert received color faxes from ITULAB
  • add Flemish dictionary translation
  • handle echo of PPM when sending
  • add support for libtiff v4.0
  • faxmail: handle wrapped headers better

Version number 5.4.1
Release status Final
Operating systems Linux, BSD, macOS, Solaris, UNIX
Website HylaFAX+
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File size

1.23MB

License type Conditions (GNU/BSD/etc.)
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