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Does anyone keep a known telemarketer caller id database? If not has anyone proposed an Asterisk community project to share this information? Sort of a nation wide blacklist so Asterisk'ers can cut down on the garbage calls... -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

...em, running kernel 2.6.10-xen0 from xen-2.0-testing.bk. When i try to mount the /home dit from a other host i get the following error. client: mount: xen:/home/xen/tmp failed, reason given by server: Permission denied server: xen rpc.mountd: authenticated mount request from client230.office.netland.nl:666 for /home/xen/tmp (/home/xen/tmp) When i try the default kernel from FC3, mounting the exported directory works. I have checked the kernel options for nfs, they are the same on both kernel. Is there something that i can try, to get it to work. Greeting Perry Couprie (Amsterdam, Holland)...

We're looking at a large wifi phone deployment, and we're looking for wifi phones that: 1. Are SIP compliant (Asterisk friendly) 2. Provision capable (ideally TFTP of own MAC address) 3. Industrial quality (no cheap plastic stuff). 4. Well documented (and none of the "only telco's get documentation" crap) Does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks, MD -------------- next

...>>> >the > > >>>total led time we got back was 3-6 weeks. >>>dwayne >>>----- Original Message ----- >>>From: "Michiel Betel" <michiel@betel.nl> >>>To: <asterisk-users@lists.digium.com> >>>Cc: <raats@netland.nl> >>>Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 8:18 AM >>>Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] CE certification for Europe >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>I called around and got some rough quotes for R&TTE testing and >>>>certification...

Hi, I am using centos with xen 3.1. When i boot the server under the default kernel i have 2 internet interfaces: eth0 and eth1. After i installed the xen kernel (3.1), if have two interfaces: eth0 and __tmp200829986 Then after each reboot the __tmp ethernet interface changes it name. What is the problem and how do i get the eth1 interface back under the xen kernel. Greetings from Amsterdam

Hello all, I am investigating using rsync to do a nightly backup of a couple of thousand of linux servers each containing a postgresql database that may grow up to a few Gigabytes. Most of these servers are behind analog or ISDN dialup lines, this can't be changed (no broadband available). The databases do not change much during the day. Questions in my mind: - is rsync the right tool for