Linux efax command

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The Linux efax command is used to send and receive faxes.

Supports Class 1 and Class 2 modems to send and receive faxes.

Syntax

efax [-sw][-a<AT指令>][-c<调制解调器属性>][-d<驱动程序>][-f<字体文件>][-g<指令>][-h<传真标题字符串>][-i<AT指令>][-j<AT指令>][-k<AT指令>][-l<识别码>][-o<选项>][-q<错误次数>][-r<文件名>][-v<信息类型>][-x<UUCP锁定文件>][-t<电话号码><传真文件>]

Parameter Description：

• -a<AT command> Use the specified AT command to answer the phone.
• -c<modem properties> Set the local modem properties.
• -d<driver> Specify the modem driver.
• -f<font file> Use the specified font file to create the fax header.
• -g<command> If the incoming call is data, execute the specified command.
• -h<fax header string> Specify the string as the title at the top of each page.
• -i<AT command> Send the AT command to the modem before the modem enters fax mode.
• -j<AT command> Send the AT command to the modem after the modem enters fax mode.
• -k<AT command> Send the AT command to the modem before the modem exits fax mode.
• -l<identification code> Set the local modem's identification code.
• -o<option> Set related options when using a non-standard modem.
• -q<error count> When receiving a fax, if the number of errors per page exceeds the specified count, request the other party to resend.
• -r<file name> When receiving a fax, save each page as a separate file.
• -v<message type> Select the type of information to print.
• -w Do not answer the phone; wait for the OK or CONNECT signal.
• -x<UUCP lock file> Use a UUCP-format lock file to lock the modem.
• -t<phone number><fax file> Dial the number in <phone number> and fax out the <fax file>.

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