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PROGRAM:
NAME
faxalter - alter parameters of a HylaFAX job queued for transmission
SYNOPSIS
faxalter [ options ] id...
DESCRIPTION
faxalter changes the state of one or more HylaFAX jobs that are queued for transmission.
Numerous parameters can be altered; see the options below.
An id is a number that identifies a job that has been submitted to HylaFAX; these numbers
are printed by sendfax(1) when jobs are queued for transmission and can also be displayed
with faxstat(1). Unprivileged users can alter the parameters of jobs that they own;
clients with administrative privileges on a server can manipulate any job (see the -A
option below). The user may be specified by the FAXUSER environment variable. By
default, faxalter contacts the facsimile server on the host specified in the FAXSERVER
environment variable; but consult the -h option for more information.
OPTIONS
-a time Specify a new time to send a job. The syntax for specifying a time is the same
as used by sendfax(1) (and at(1)).
-d destination
Change the destination number to destination.
-h host Force the server to be contacted on a specific host. The host may be either a
symbolic name or a network address. If no -h option is supplied, faxalter uses
the FAXSERVER environment variable to identify the HylaFAX server to contact.
If this variable is not set, then faxalter checks for a setting in the
configuration files (first in the per-user file and then in the system-wide
file). If all of the above fails, then faxalter attempts to contact a server on
the machine where it is run.
-A Use administrative privileges; faxalter will prompt for the password to set
administrative privileges.
-k time Specify a new time to kill a job; the syntax is the same as used for the -a
option.
-m modem Assign/reassign the jobs to the specified modem. Specifying ``any'' for modem
causes the jobs to be scheduled for any available modem.
-p The jobs should be pushed; that is, they should be requeued with a time-to-send
as the current time (this is equivalent to ``-a now'').
-P pri Set the scheduling priority for the specified jobs. The priority is an integer
value in the range 0-255; lower values give a job higher priority. The default
scheduling priority for a job is 127 and priorities are recalculated after each
attempt to process a job.
-r Resubmits a job. This will duplicate any job that is in either the send queue
or in the done queue. When resubmitting jobs that are past their killtime the
-k option should also be used to specify a new time to kill the job.
-t tries Set the maximum number of times the server should call the remote fax machine.
-n scheme Select a notification scheme to use for the specified jobs. Possible schemes
are: ``none'' for no notification (default), ``when done'' for notification when
the job is completed, ``when requeued'' for notification when the job is
requeued after a failed transmission attempt. The -Q, -D, and -R options are
shorthand for these notification schemes, respectively. One can also leave off
``when'' when using the -n option; e.g., ``done'' instead of ``when done''.
-v Trace the protocol exchanges between faxalter and the remote hfaxd process.
Tracing information is written to the standard output.
-Z range Change the page range to be faxed to range
CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS
faxalter reads configuration information from the file /etc/hylafax/hyla.conf and then
from the file ~/.hylarc. Configuration files follow the conventions described in hylafax-
client(1). The following configuration parameters are recognized:
Tag Type Default Description
Host string localhost host to contact for service
PassiveMode boolean false whether or not to use passive mode
Port integer 4559 port to use in contacting server
Protocol string tcp protocol to use in contacting server
Verbose boolean No whether or not to enable protocol tracing
The configuration parameters are explained below:
Host The host to contact for service. (Equivalent to the -h option.)
PassiveMode
Whether or not to use passive mode in communication with the server.
Port The network port to contact for service. (Equivalent to the -h option.)
Protocol The name of the communication protocol to use when contacting a server.
(Equivalent to the FAXSERVICE environment variable.)
Verbose Control protocol tracing. (Equivalent to the -v option.)
NOTES
Setting a job's killtime without also setting the time to send may cause the wrong value
for the killtime to be sent. This is because the killtime is calculated as the difference
in time between the killtime and time to send: and if the time to send is not specified,
then faxalter uses the current time instead of querying the server for the job's time to
send.
faxalter suspends a job before attempting to alter its state. If a job is active when a
suspend request is made there may be a delay while waiting for the job to enter a
consistent state where it can be suspended. If faxalter is interrupted during this time
then jobs may be left suspended.
faxalter requeues the job. This means that the job will end up at the bottom of the queue
for the job's priority. Thus, when queues are heavy an adjustment of the job's killtime
may need to be considered when altering any other parameter.
faxalter only understands how to alter a subset of the available job parameters; there are
many more client-controllable parameters that can only be modified by communicating
directly with the server using the underlying protocol.
The continued use of the at(1)-style notation for specifying times is questionable (it was
done for backwards compatibility).
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