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2006 Feb 23
4
Keep getting message in logs that pbx.c cannot find extension context 'default'
...DEBUG[2470] chan_sip.c: SIP message could not be
handled, bad request: 8FF38834-6E36-4AC7-B762-27AFA6EA84E9@10.0.0.43
Feb 23 07:56:14 NOTICE[2470] pbx.c: Cannot find extension context 'default'
Feb 23 07:56:14 DEBUG[2470] chan_sip.c: SIP message could not be
handled, bad request: 953B85B6-43CA-47A3-9425-93E1D94C46B8@10.0.0.47
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I do not have a default context used in my extensions.conf - I use other
names. Am I required to have a context named 'default'??
Thanks
2016 Nov 02
0
tool for a comprehensive list of the storage structure
...??david1-tmp ext4 tmp
0c140bc8-0785-4ec1-bc96-3839d9a66da5 /tmp
??david1-var ext4 var
c9e9d413-66bd-498a-9ddd-e21de4858f60 /var
sdc LVM2_member xVreaf-wkQ2-2rcS-2J8R-tj04-k2fW-D519iu
??vg_david2-home ext4 home
f4ba78b4-e735-43ca-8e73-047d25e15220 /home
??vg_david2-stuff ext4 stuff
b209b4ca-a016-4119-9941-fb4ef4102e06 /stuff
??vg_david2-Virtual ext4 Virtual
e74b2716-33a1-4339-95e7-6c63d64985aa /Virtual
??vg_david2-Pictures ext4 Pictures
3c9f5705-2d6b-4c1f-9088-017c1f5c5891 /home/dbo...
2016 Nov 02
3
tool for a comprehensive list of the storage structure
I would like to have a smart cli tool, that shows a
comprehensive list about the local storage structure:
An output like:
/srv
/dev/mapper/luks-f85b7a2c-...: UUID="ca924fad-..." TYPE="ext4"
/dev/mapper/vg_internal_e-lv_internal_srv: UUID="f85b7a2c-..." TYPE="crypto_LUKS"
vg_internal_e
/dev/md3: UUID="1Fi2Ex-..."