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AFAIK, hylafax is still the most full-featured FAX server available
for UNIX.  People in a trusted firewalled environment, for example, have
much less to worry about with respect to the security holes that exist.
(e.g. many workstations in my environment have no root password, so who
cares about getting setuid uucp?)

  Bill


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