Download HylaFAX+ 5.2.4

HylaFAX is a package for Unix-based systems that makes it possible to send and receive faxes and alphanumeric pages. Due to different starting points among the developers, HylaFAX+ has existed since October 2005, in which changes are implemented more quickly than in the version of HylaFAX without +. The brief history of HylaFAX and HylaFAX+ is over this page to read at Wikipedia. The differences between these two flavors are then noted this page explained. The developers of HylaFAX+ have released a new version with 5.2.4 as the version number. The list of changes looks like this:

Version 5.2.4:

• don’t allow frame 255 to go missing on PPS-NULL
• handle a V.34 control channel retrain when receiving and waiting for DCN
• don’t strip Sender/SubAddr information in faxrcvd after a colon
• blank ECM page block before use
• add direct LDAP authentication support
• restore JobFmt %Y %Z and RcvFmt %X %Y %Z options
• add default config support for Zoom 2949L (29 Mar 2008)

Version 5.2.3:

• make faxmail support ISO-8859-1 characters by default
• fix some client hfaxd connections from dying (especially faxwach) due to incomplete information in FIFO messages
• fix TimeOfDay consideration when batching
• fix a problem with va_list reuse when running clients in verbose mode
• improvements to client FIFO cleanup
• begin to use bin/dictionary in wedged emails
• make faxrcvd use sendmail -t instead of placing the to-addresses on the command-line

Version 5.2.2:

• make faxmail decode RFC2047-encoded headers
• add ModemRaiseATCommands configuration feature
• make parseQfile read $faxname and $faxnumber
• fix the initialization of CallID types when using CIDName or CIDNumber
• pass Content-Description, Content-ID, Content-Disposition information along to the faxmail MIMEConverters
• extend high-speed receive carrier when possible
• more socklen_t adjustments for HP-UX 11
• remove “old” protocol support
• make the server trust the client’s specified document type
• make pcl2fax produce TIFF output directly
• escape double quotes in client communication before passing them to the server
• improve resiliency after an AT+FRH=3, NO CARRIER condition
• employ “intelligent” RTFCC to use MH format when it is better than 2-D compressions
• pass jobid into *2fax converters