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I'm receiving the following error over and over, adnauseam: Oct 1 23:59:53 NOTICE[3194]: chan_sip.c:5890 check_auth: stale nonce received from 'CNAME-CID <sip:5551212@192.168.1.X>' Does anyone know what "stale nonce" is? Thanks! Paul Conn -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-us...

...e any packages out there that can fit bimodal distributions without mixtures? i.e., Cobb et al. 1983 using moment recursion relations? Thank you! mw Marion Wittmann, Ph.D. candidate Environmental Science & Management University of California Santa Barbara, CA 93106-5131 Lab: (805) 893 5890 Mobile: (805) 448 8259 Email: <mailto:mwittmann@bren.ucsb.edu> mwittmann@bren.ucsb.edu Web: <http://www.bren.ucsb.edu/~mwittmann> www.bren.ucsb.edu/~mwittmann [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

I am trying to extract the tree information from the output of ctree. I tried using the documentation from BinaryTree Class {party} but with no success. Any help is appreciated. Thank You -- *David Guy, PhD Flemington, NJ 917-941-5890 Cell 908-237-5107 Home 908-284-0356 Fax* [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...010) ret=0597:001f ds=133f 080a7df8:Ret KERNEL.5: LOCALALLOC() retval=0x0508 ret=0597:001f ds=133f 080a7df8:Call USER.236: GETCAPTURE() ret=0547:1152 ds=01ef 080a7df8:Ret USER.236: GETCAPTURE() retval=0x2274 ret=0547:1152 ds=01ef 080a7df8:Call KERNEL.335: ISBADWRITEPTR(0x145f0d63,0x0008) ret=0d87:5890 ds=0d9f 080a7df8:Ret KERNEL.335: ISBADWRITEPTR() retval=0x0000 ret=0d87:5890 ds=0d9f 080a7df8:Call KERNEL.334: ISBADREADPTR(0x145f0d63,0x0008) ret=0d87:58a1 ds=0d9f 080a7df8:Ret KERNEL.334: ISBADREADPTR() retval=0x0000 ret=0d87:58a1 ds=0d9f 080a7df8:Call USER.135: GETWINDOWLONG The log is not a...

...# NETBIOS session service netbios-ssn 139/udp microsoft-ds 445/tcp microsoft-ds 445/udp seens okay. Checked the proccess: root 5807 0.0 1.0 9620 2580 ? S 14:26 0:00 smbd -D root 5811 0.0 0.9 7840 2436 ? S 14:26 0:00 nmbd -D nobody 5890 0.0 1.2 10088 3244 ? S 14:54 0:00 [smbd] nobody 5891 0.0 1.2 10096 3252 ? S 14:54 0:00 [smbd] seens okay also. checked my config file: [global] add user script = /usr/sbin/useradd -d /dev/null -g workstations -s /bin/false -M %u create mask = 0664...

...e any packages out there that can fit bimodal distributions without mixtures? i.e., Cobb et al. 1983 using moment recursion relations? Thank you! mw Marion Wittmann, Ph.D. candidate Environmental Science & Management University of California Santa Barbara, CA 93106-5131 Lab: (805) 893 5890 Mobile: (805) 448 8259 Email: <mailto:mwittmann@bren.ucsb.edu> mwittmann@bren.ucsb.edu Web: <http://www.bren.ucsb.edu/~mwittmann> www.bren.ucsb.edu/~mwittmann [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...FLXfit(model = model, concomitant = concomitant, control = control, : 1 Log-likelihood: NA I'm not sure how to interpret this error. Any advice would be helpful. Thank you. mw Marion Wittmann, Ph.D. candidate Environmental Science & Management U.C. Santa Barbara Lab: (805) 893 5890 Mobile: (805) 448 8259 Email: <mailto:mwittmann@bren.ucsb.edu> mwittmann@bren.ucsb.edu Web: <http://www.bren.ucsb.edu/~mwittmann> www.bren.ucsb.edu/~mwittmann [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...s happened overnight), we end up with some odd entries in the smbstatus output in the "Locked files:" area.... Here is one line of the type I mean: Locked files: Pid DenyMode Access R/W Oplock Name -------------------------------------------------------------- 5890 DENY_NONE 0x20089 RDONLY NONE .^W Mon Aug 5 11:09:38 2002 Note the funny .^W in the name field. When this happens, there usually is a lot of locks with the same funny characters. When this is happening, people get all sorts of strange locking errors, typically not being...

Hello, I am running 1.0RC2 (upgrade from a beta, so I haven't tested RC1 unfortunately). I sometimes get empty messages in my inbox folder. Mails are stored using Maildir. Here is an output of a ls -la ~/Maildir/cur -rw------- 1 n users 0 Jul 18 09:31 _CFC+Y5IvEB.gandalf.llorien.org:2, -rw------- 1 n users 0 Jul 18 09:28 _bEG+A2IvEB.gandalf.llorien.org:2, -rw------- 1 n

...unc: 0x403975fc, *(DWORD *)pFunc: 8e909090, num_entries: 511 trace:module:NE_FixupSegmentPrologs pFunc: 0x403975f2, *(DWORD *)pFunc: 8e909090, num_entries: 510 : <snip counting down until num_entries: 0> : trace:module:NE_StartTask Starting main program: cs:ip=02bf:e1ec ds=02cf ss:sp=02cf:5890 <snip only a few lines> trace:module:GetProcAddress16 018e 007e trace:module:GetProcAddress16 returning 0197005f trace:module:GetProcAddress16 018e 0095 trace:module:GetProcAddress16 returning 019700ac trace:module:GetModuleFileName16 02cf -> 'C:\BADE\FOXW2600.ESL' trace:module:G...

(Background: Relatively new to dovecot; looking to do transparent replacement of long-established UW-IMAP on cluster of Linux boxes which NFS-mount a shared "/var/spool/mail".) With rc8, where I had already increased "login_max_processes_count" from default 128 to 1024, we had still hit the issue of too many logins crashing dovecot, so that trial had only lasted a couple of

Dear R-users, I would like to know how could I read a file with different lines lengths. I need read this file and create an output to feed my database. So after reading I'll need create an output like this "INSERT INTO TEMP (DATA,STATION,VAR1,VAR2) VALUES (20100910,837460, 39,390)" I mean, each line should be read. But I don`t how to do this when these lines have different

...898205, len 33) Sent RTP packet to 66.193.155.2:15000 (type 3, seq 37412, ts 879520, len 33) Got RTP packet from 66.193.155.2:15000 (type 3, seq 5889, ts 898365, len 33) Sent RTP packet to 66.193.155.2:15000 (type 3, seq 37413, ts 879680, len 33) Got RTP packet from 66.193.155.2:15000 (type 3, seq 5890, ts 898525, len 33) Sent RTP packet to 66.193.155.2:15000 (type 3, seq 37414, ts 879840, len 33) Got RTP packet from 66.193.155.2:15000 (type 3, seq 5891, ts 898685, len 33) Sent RTP packet to 66.193.155.2:15000 (type 3, seq 37415, ts 880000, len 33) Got RTP packet from 66.193.155.2:15000 (type 3,...

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