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...e. Then, magically, things start working normally. Once I browse or connect to the server, it works perfectly for a $foo amount of time. If I step away, come back and try to read a drive, browsing it then comes to a halt and freezes again. Now, if I remove the Novell client completely, things work _perfectly_. I can browse and connect, disconnect, reconnect, the works, all at normal speed. I know the simple answer is that it is "something with the client," but I was wondering if anyone had any better insight. It's making my life miserable :) -- Matthew Daubenspeck Gentoo Linux i686 In...

...al" phone rings, everything continues fine (temporarily). If the real phone is answered, either by a person, or by the answering machine (which is in another room, connected to a filter on another jack), then the audio on the Asterisk conversation becomes _one way_. My father can be heard _perfectly_ by the remote side of the conversation, but he can hear nothing. When the POTS line is hung up, then both sides of the VoIP call go dead (audio-wise). Of course, he can now redial a VoIP call, and both sides work perfectly... At first, I couldn't imagine that it was anything other than a ba...

...0000x x00000_00081_00013x''. Now, the ferret query that gets constructed when we do the relevant queries simply looks like: ''ferret_product_tuple:x00082_?????_?????x'' and this would, in the above instance, match that supplier. Everything I''ve described works _perfectly_, EXCEPT... we also index product_categories on this same string. So product category #82 would have a bunch of ferret_product_tuple strings that start out x00082 and have various things in the other positions. Here''s what''s strange... a product_category query for ''...