From the IRIX Binary Distribution
When installing HylaFAX from the IRIX binary distribution format, client
machines can be setup simply by installing the hylafax.*.client
images:
hyla# inst -f dist/hylafax # must be done as super-user ... inst> install hylafax.*.client inst> go(actually, the default packages to install should be the ones needed to setup a client machine). If you do not have the font metric files installed on the client (they are part of the dps_fonts image) you will also want to install hylafax.sw.afm.
From the Source Distribution
From the source distribution configure and build the software
as described in
Building HylaFAX From Source Code
(NB: this will build both client and server software).
To install only the programs and files required on a client then do
hyla# make installClientThe set of files required for a HylaFAX client is specified in the hylafax(1) manual page (see the FILES section).
Setting up the ``fax'' Service
With the applications and data files available on a client machine,
the only other task to perform on the client machine
is to setup an entry in the
/etc/services file or equivalent YP/NIS database for
the ``fax'' service.
This work is automatically done on the server machine by the faxaddmodem
script using a line of the form:
fax 4557/tcp # FAX transmission serviceOn the client machine however you will want to set this up by hand unless the the system is configured to use YP/NIS and the fax service is registered globally through YP/NIS. Note that if no service entry exists for the ``fax'' service then a default builtin port number is used. If the HylaFAX client-server software is configured to communicate on a port other than the default port, then the server must be registered.
Setting up Server Access
Once a client machine is setup for use the server machine may need to
be configured to permit jobs to be submitted. Specifically, the file
etc/hosts in the spooling area on the server machine must be setup to
permit each client machine access.
Consult the
hosts(4F) manual page
for information on how this is done.