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Hi Folks, Is there a way to find out the mobile/landline carrier name based on the phone number? For example, who is the mobile carrier for (415)2345678 I had heard about some query but just don't remember how/what? Thanks in advance. Ritesh -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 8:56 PM, H. Peter Anvin <hpa at zytor.com> wrote: > Kyle Moffett wrote: >> Actually, PPC64 boxes basically don't care... the usable GPRs are all >> either 32-bit (for PPC32) or 64-bit (for PPC64), the <=32-bit >> instructions are identical across both, they just >> truncate/sign-extend/etc based on the lower 32-bits of the register.

I have a customer that has a campground. Wants to see who's at the gate, remotely, via camera, and talk to that person through a "traditional squawk box" and be able to open the gate remotely from that phone. He doesn't want to have a separate camera feed, etc, he wants to do it all on one phone. Does such a way to do this exist by using Asterisk and some kind of relay

I was looking at the ILECs' web sites to determine how their users access voicemail. I looked at AT&T, Verizon, Qwest, and Embarq. They supported one or a combination of the following for calling from your phone: *98 #55 Toll free number Your number A varying phone number, based on your number's location. Calling from anywhere else, they supported: Hitting star when

We have a queue monitoring application running so we can see the caller ID of callers in a queue. If we see a VIP in the queue, is there any method to force that call to be first in line? If there's a softphone, or queue managing application already written that does this, I'd love to know.

When I compare my total minutes on the bill from VoIP Innovations, to the number from our CDRs, I'm finding a smalish (3-4%) discrepancy in the count of minutes. I'm wondering why it's there. Are there different methods of counting the billable start or end point of a phone call? If it matters, I'm counting more termination minutes than they are and they're counting more

On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 12:29 PM, H. Peter Anvin <hpa at zytor.com> wrote: > Kyle Moffett wrote: >> Even in the 64-bit-integer on 32-bit-CPU case, you still end up with >> the lower 32-bits in a standard integer GPR, and it's trivial to just >> ignore the "upper" register. You also would not need to do any kind >> of bit-shift, so long as your inline

SIP channel hang ups are progressively getting worse and I'm really grasping at straws here trying to find out what the cause is. The problem start, once a week or so the SIP phones couldn't communicate with the server, though there was no error message on the server and everything appeared fine on the server. It's now doing it multiple times a day and I fear having to go back to our

Kyle Moffett wrote: > > Even in the 64-bit-integer on 32-bit-CPU case, you still end up with > the lower 32-bits in a standard integer GPR, and it's trivial to just > ignore the "upper" register. You also would not need to do any kind > of bit-shift, so long as your inline assembly initializes both GPRs > and puts the halves of the result where they belong. >

On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 4:25 PM, H. Peter Anvin <hpa at zytor.com> wrote: > However, things get a bit ugly in the case of different widths that affect > individually scheduled registers, like 32- and 64-bit types on a 32-bit > machine. Consider the case above where "bar" is a 64-bit type and "baz" is > a 32-bit type, then you functionally have, at least on

Kyle Moffett wrote: > > Actually, PPC64 boxes basically don't care... the usable GPRs are all > either 32-bit (for PPC32) or 64-bit (for PPC64), the <=32-bit > instructions are identical across both, they just > truncate/sign-extend/etc based on the lower 32-bits of the register. > Also, you would only do a right-shift if you were going all the way > out to memory as

I need to look more into it, but before I start the long and arduous "googling my life away" process, I figured someone might know the answer. I've read the man pages several times and they didn't change! :-( As normal, while looking at one thing, something else bites my butt. I tuned on the swap field in top and sort on it. Here's an edited snippet of the results. Mem:

Hi List, I recently upgraded one of our high-volume SMB servers from samba 3.x to samba 4.1.12 (also changing the OS). Now I have a strange problem. The CPU load on the server is very high, processes that are causing it are nslcd or since I changed to it sssd and the smbd processes themselves. ? Top looks like this: --------------------------------- PID USER????? PR? NI? VIRT? RES? SHR S

Hello everybody. I want to make a menu with the incoming calls, I want that when someone calls the Asterisk play a record (in gsm) and them the caller must choose a option (1,2 or 3). if he choose 1 it will redirect to 101 extension if he choose 2 it will redirect to 102 extension if he choose 3 it will redirect to 103 extension my extensions.conf is this one: [default] exten =>

I apologize for what may be a newbie question: I have two sets of data, one is X,Y,Z data that I'd like to make a contour plot of (Z defining the contours), and a second set of X,Y data (Y as a function of X) which I would like made into a line plot OVERLAYED on the contour plot (X and Y from both plots are in the same units and will have overlapping values). Any suggestions on how to do this

Hello. I'm having trouble with callerid on outgoing calls. The recipient of the call only sees "unknown" rather than the number I'm specifying. If I set callerid info when calling an internal extension then I see the callerid name and number when I call that extension. I did that thusly: exten => 101,1,Set(CALLERID(number)=1112223333) exten =>

In the simplest terms I can think of, I'm going to describe what I want to do and I want to know if it's possible in the current version of asterisk. Can I take a T38 call from an ATA, convert that back to analog and have asterisk screech that out on a POTS line to a remote fax machine. Would it work? And could I receive an incoming fax the same way? Please don't talk to me

I'm getting a weird behavior using R 2.5.0 for MacOS X -- I have a csv file with a "properly formatted" date/time field, e.g. After reading in the csv to "hourly_met_data", with a "date" field hourly_met_data$date <- as.POSIXct(hourly_met_data$date) works exactly as it is supposed to (e.g. Min/max of that field are calculated correctly). However, when I

Dear all, I would appreciate please a piece of help regarding the use of acast/dcast functions in reshape2 package. Specifically, I'm working with a data frame, that has information about SAMPLE, GENE, and TYPE of MUTATION (as shown below): Sample Gene Type 22M AEBP1 SNV 17M AEBP1 SNV 22M ATR INDEL 22M ATR SNV 11M BTK SNV 11M BTK

If I want to do a join based on *two* matching fields in two data frames, can merge() handle this? It appears to only handle a single matching column -- do I need to make a "metacolumn" or is there some way to do this? E.g.: Dataframe 1 contains columns A,B,C and Dataframe 2 contains A,B,D I want an output A,B,C,D which places C and D together if A and B match (otherwise, make two