Richard Freilich wrote:
On Thu, 12 Sep 1996, Jonathan Chen wrote:
> On Wed, 11 Sep 1996, Richard Freilich wrote:
>
> > --
> > Your facsimile job to 78478420 was not sent because
> > the document conversion script was not found.
> > --
>
> Did you install ghostscript?
Yep, ghostscript is correctly installed in /usr/local/lib/ghostscript
For the use of ghostscript in HylaFAX you need:
- the ghostscript fonts (e,g, below /usr/local/lib/ghostscript)
and other ghostscript files;
- the ghostscript binary itself linked w/ the TIFF driver;
- the conversion script in spool/bin
In your case HylaFAX is complaining about the missing script
spool/bin/ps2fax; this should be linked by faxsetup(1M) to
spool/bin/ps2fax.ps - please check it out and try to
figure out why faxsetup(1M) failed to make this link;
matthias
>faxsetup(1M) should create a link in the HylaFAX spooling area from >bin/ps2fax.gs to bin/ps2fax - check if this was done by faxsetup(1M) >and the link exist; if there is no bin/ps2fax you can't send >PostScript files; if the link doesn't exist try to find >out why faxsetup(1M) didn't create it; faxsetup(1M) is a shell >script in sbin/ > > matthias Ok. I cheked and there is a link ps2fax -> ps2fax.gs on /var/spool/fax/bin. The faxsetup(1M) is creating it. I remove the link and run faxsetup(1M) again and the script recreated it. Best regards, leco@gcsnet.com.br
Matthew Rice wrote: > > > 2.faxsetup also tells me that ps2fax is not in the > > proper directory and it is! I looked and it is where > > faxsetup wants it. > > I've never seen this problem before. But ps2fax seems to be running so... > Yesterday I had what may be a related problem on my new Linux system. I had copied Uutry from another (Dell UNIX) system into /usr/lib/uucp/Uutry. When I tried to execute it Linux reported: [dad@datium /usr/lib/uucp]$ ./Uutry -r datix bash: ./Uutry: No such file or directory The problem was the first line of Uutry: #!/usr/bin/bash which says this is a script that is to be executed by /usr/bin/bash. But that's not where bash lives; it's in /bin/bash. I thought the error message was a bit misleading, eh. -- Dave De Graaf, Internet: degraaf@digitel.net DATIX, Inc. voice: (803) 785-3136 fax: (803) 785-3156
Matthias Apitz / guru@softcon.de ; (07:34:58 AM 01/27/97)