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Hi, I have this scenario Cisco 5300 (public ip. 200.47.xx.xx) <---> Asterisk (public ip: 64.76.xx.xx) <--> Cisco 3600 (public ip: 64.76.xx.xx , same network than * ) When a calls comes in Cisco 5300, this send this calls with SIP to *, asterisk plays a welcome message and resend call to Cisco 3600 that have 4 analog lines connected... but after cisco play welcome message and when

...cut -f1)" fi rc=1 if [ -n "$devices" ]; then @@ -531,15 +575,29 @@ check_existing_hostvg() # - remove LVM volumes and groups wipe_lvm_on_disk() { - local dev=${1-"$HOSTVGDRIVE"} + local devs=${1-"$HOSTVGDRIVE"} + local query1= + local query2= unmount_logging - local part_delim="p" - if [[ "$dev" =~ "/dev/sd" ]]; then - part_delim="" - fi - for vg in $(pvs -o vg_uuid --noheadings "$dev" "$dev${dev_delim}[0-9]"* 2>/dev/null|sort -u); do + for d in $...

...---------------------------# my @primary_terms = split ' ', $primary_terms; my @secondary_terms = split ' ', $secondary_terms; #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# my $query1 = Search::Xapian::Query->new( OP_OR, @primary_terms ); my $query2 = Search::Xapian::Query->new( OP_OR, @secondary_terms ); my $boolean_query = Search::Xapian::Query->new( OP_AND, $query1, $query2 ); $enq->set_query( $boolean_query ); #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# printf "Parsing query '%s'...

...cause: Operations error Jan 18 18:47:38 NOTICE[26197]: chan_sip.c:10815 handle_request_register: Registration from 'dirsearch <sip:dirsearch@192.168.3.169>' failed for ' 192.168.1.186' - Username/auth name mismatch actually ldap_search_s(ldap, ldapbasedn, LDAP_SCOPE_ONELEVEL, query2, NULL, 0, &res) function is not execution successfully in the file res_config_ldap.c. I am not able to find the reason. Chandan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20060118/fa037d4b/attac...

SQL help needed.. If I have a MySQL table with dialing codes and a corresponding description (see below) and I want to lookup the best match for a phone number.. What would the SQL look like to do it? or would it take more than just SQL to get to the best result? Thanks.. Later.. Example numbers, (random end digits so I don't know who's they are.) 00442085673456 - UK London

...s and compares results from various IR (information retrieval systems). Each imported file will contain results for multiple (50+) queries, each query can have 2000+ results. My immediate task is to import the files and assign the scores for each query to its own variable (e.g. File1-Query1, File1-Query2, etc) I've written code that reads in the data files and enters them as variables: res.paths <-file.path(choose.files("c:/res/*.*")) num.files<- NROW(res.paths) for (j in 1: num.files) { assign(paste("res",j, sep=""), read.table(res.paths[j])) This gives m...

...s IR (information retrieval systems). Each > imported file will contain results for multiple (50+) > queries, each query can have 2000+ results. > > My immediate task is to import the files and assign the > scores for each query to its own variable (e.g. File1-Query1, > File1-Query2, etc) > > I've written code that reads in the data files and enters > them as variables: > > res.paths <-file.path(choose.files("c:/res/*.*")) > num.files<- NROW(res.paths) > for (j in 1: num.files) { > assign(paste("res",j, sep=""...

...:5]) top_five[i,] <- my_dataframe[i,] 2) after I got top_five I woul like to get the index of my query entry, something along Pythons top_five.index('query_string') 3) possibly combine values in distances with row names from my_dataframe: row_1 distance_from_query1 row_2 distance_from_query2 Thank you very much for your help Darek Kedra

...-; CHECK: btl %eax, %ecx >> +; CHECK: btl %e{{..}}, %e{{..}} >> ; CHECK: jae >> %tmp29 = shl i32 1, %n ; <i32> [#uses=1] >> %tmp3 = and i32 %x, %tmp29 >> @@ -235,7 +235,7 @@ UnifiedReturnBlock: ; preds = %entry >> define void @query2(i32 %x, i32 %n) nounwind { >> entry: >> ; CHECK: query2 >> -; CHECK: btl %eax, %ecx >> +; CHECK: btl %e{{..}}, %e{{..}} >> ; CHECK: jae >> %tmp29 = lshr i32 %x, %n ; <i32> [#uses=1] >> %tmp3 = and i32 %tmp29, 1...