Hi, this is the mgetty+sendfax distribution. It contains programs to send and receive faxes in a unix environment using a class 2 faxmodem. For detailed informations how everything works and how to build and use it, see the file "mgetty.texi". My license policy is quite simple: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The mgetty+sendfax package is Copyright (c) 1993 Gert Doering. You are permitted to do anything you want with this program - redistribute it, use parts of the code in your own programs, ..., but you have to give me credit - do not remove my name. If the program works for you, and you want to honour my efforts, you are invited to donate as much as you want. If you make money with mgetty, I want a share. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- To make the programs, copy "policy.h-dist" to "policy.h", edit it according to your needs. Then edit "Makefile" to set CC=, CCFLAGS= and BINDIR= to fit your system. After that, "make" should do. If you upgrade from a previous version, it may be a good idea to make a "diff" from the original policy.h-dist and the policy.h used later, and use that as a base for configuring policy.h of this release. With C-Compilers that do not understand the "#ident" directive, give the "make noident" command before using the "make" command for the first time. Run "make testdisk" to see if the disk statistics grabber works (it should report the correct block free count for the partitions containing "/" and ".". If not, consult getdisk.c, taking special note of the "v*" defines for hints as to which settings you use. If your system is one of the "v*", try defining that "v*" macro in the Makefile CCFLAGS. Please let us know what works, and what your C compiler uses to identify your computer. Most probably, you'll also have to edit the shell scripts in fax/* too. Finally, "make install". If you have any problems, suggestions or bug reports, please contact gert@greenie.muc.de or gert.doering@physik.tu-muenchen.de - but make sure you have read the documentation first! I get quite annoyed when I have to answer the same questions for the 99th time! And... please do not forget that I do this in my spare time... Now... have fun & fax! gert