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A Redhat 6.0 linux server with Samba 2.0.6, Windows 95/98 clients. By accident I just discovered a surprising and quite disappointing password problem on our Samba network. If a user on our network has a non-empty Windows password, he is forced to supply his password to log in to the network and gain writing privilegies -- as expected. However, if the user has an empty Windows password, he is

I setup two asterisk servers with identical settings (same extensions, same queues, etc). Each one is connected to the same amount of incoming/outgoing links (1 PRI, 4 BRI, 1 IAX friend, etc, on each box). Most extensions are sip and they register via DNS SRV and other methods so that the two servers are load balanced. Incoming PSTN calls (BRI) reach 50% each server so that's load balanced

Hello.. I've searching the mailing lists archives for udp streaming, but i only found some references to using rtp, but it doesnt answer all my questions.., I'm trying to implement a vorbis client/server for doing streaming over udp. Currently, using the examples in the vorbis source code I managed to make it work. (BTW, im using multicast, and it works fine). The problem is that

...most phrases I'm using Google Translate but I've been struggling to read and understand without it. Whats is CDE? This word was written in "Red Hat is Planning To Deprecate KDE on RHEL By 2024". -- Gl?nio C?rtes Himmen glenio.himmen at gmail.com https://www.curriculum.com.br/ucn/p205993-734

Hello all.. Im new to speex, and im trying to use it in my application to transmit speech over multicast. I've done some test, but i have some questions. First, I'm reading audio with a buffer of 512 bytes, but the speex frames are 160 (using SPEEX_GET_FRAME_SIZE), so i have to manually divide the 512 bytes (256 16bit samples) in blocks of 160 float samples. Using 1 frame, i dispatch

Hi there again.. I'm still writing my particular-case-vorbis-encoder-and-player, and it worked fine until now. I'm having a problem trying to encoding the audio. I need to send the data very quickly, as soon as i capture it from the sound card. Currently i have the following (audio captured 16 bits, mono): void VorbisEncoder::encode(void *data, int r) { char *buf = (char *)