Installation:

This program requires the libprefs.so library by Jon Watte (version 1.2.5). I have included a copy of the library with the package in the lib directory. Also, Translation Kit addons are useful for saving incoming faxes to other formats. No addons are supplied with this application but there are many available on BeWare for PPC. Hopefully some will start showing for Intel soon. You should be able to put the BePhoney directory anywhere you want (I suggest /boot/apps). You may want to put the libprefs.so file in /boot/home/config/lib so it is available to more that one app. This way you can share the library if more than one of your apps needs it.

If you want the daemon started automatically on reboot, add BePhoneyd to the /boot/home/config/boot/UserBootscript file. You might add something that looks like:

To make this easier, look at the StartupItems Folder program on BeWare. If you use that program, you don't need to modify the UserBootScript manually and you can just create a link.

Something which is very important is to not change the directory structure below BePhoney. Specifically, the BePhoney, BePhoneyd and tellModem executables need to be in the same directory. Plus, they need the lib/, scripts/, documentation/ and messages/ directories in the same place also.