Mgetty Listens for Data, Fax, or Voice Calls on a Serial Line
This package turns your computer into a fax machine. With some voice
modems (Zyxel, Rockwell, and USR), you can even use your computer as an
answering machine.
Mgetty recognizes what kind of call it is receiving and does everything
else automatically. It is able to accept data (login/PPP), fax, and
(depending on your modem) voice calls. Find the documentation in
/usr/share/doc/packages/mgetty and TeX Info files in /usr/share/info.
The configuration files are in /etc/mgetty+sendfax.
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- Sources inherited from project openSUSE:Factory
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| bug646280.patch | 0000000494 494 Bytes | |
| fixpie.patch | 0000000481 481 Bytes | |
| logrotate | 0000000277 277 Bytes | |
| lp64.patch | 0000000445 445 Bytes | |
| mgetty-1.1.36-fix-bashisms.patch | 0000000501 501 Bytes | |
| mgetty-1.1.36-implicit-fortify-decl.patch | 0000000157 157 Bytes | |
| mgetty-1.1.36-local.patch | 0000011958 11.7 KB | |
| mgetty-1.1.36-no-date-time.patch | 0000001255 1.23 KB | |
| mgetty-1.1.36-specialdigits.patch | 0000000244 244 Bytes | |
| mgetty-1.1.36-tempfile.patch | 0000000600 600 Bytes | |
| mgetty-1.1.37-callback.patch | 0000002650 2.59 KB | |
| mgetty-1.1.37-makefile.patch | 0000017252 16.8 KB | |
| mgetty-1.2.1.tar.gz | 0001077415 1.03 MB | |
| mgetty-fix-errlist.patch | 0000000529 529 Bytes | |
| mgetty-mkdir-p.patch | 0000001481 1.45 KB | |
| mgetty-noroot.patch | 0000002374 2.32 KB | |
| mgetty.changes | 0000022895 22.4 KB | |
| mgetty.spec | 0000009796 9.57 KB | |
| mgetty@.service | 0000000413 413 Bytes | |
| vgetty@.service | 0000000413 413 Bytes |
Revision 38 (latest revision is 44)
Richard Brown (RBrownSUSE)
accepted
request 879357
from
Marcus Meissner (msmeissn)
(revision 38)
- mgetty-fix-errlist.patch: just use strerror() here. (forwarded request 879356 from msmeissn)
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