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...pressures will > > add Mac-Mini support > >My guess is that RH will focus on the server market. > > > 2) Spend a few hundred dollars on a small, **quiet** replacement > > (ugh) > >2a) Stay on C7 until EOL (in 4 years). Then re-evaluate your hardware >needs and availablilty. > > > 3) Convert to the Debian/Ubuntu distro. > > > > 4) Hope someone figures out a solution. > >Beware. This might end up being very fragile. > >5) Switch to Fedora which has better hardware support and more software. > >Jim >___________ Jim Sorry that...

...all Just a query from a fellow tech who's playing with Samba. He just asked me the following question, it's something I've never really thought of, but on the face of it could be worth further investigation. Any thoughts?? TIA <snip> Was doing some research last night on high availablilty - led me to a thought which I have seen around before but decided it was not necessary. What are your thoughts on using inetd to control the Samba daemon? This (ought to) fix problems with an unstable process running as the user and crashing. Usually a restart of Samba is required to get it...

Folks I've been trying to convert my systems to Centos 8, seeing the EOL on the horizon a few years away. One of my systems is a Mac-Mini, and support for that has been discontinued. I'm wondering what the community suggests among these alternatives: 1) Stay with Centos 7 even after EOL hoping market pressures will add Mac-Mini support 2) Spend a few hundred dollars on a small,

...Centos 7 even after EOL hoping market pressures will > add Mac-Mini support My guess is that RH will focus on the server market. > 2) Spend a few hundred dollars on a small, **quiet** replacement > (ugh) 2a) Stay on C7 until EOL (in 4 years). Then re-evaluate your hardware needs and availablilty. > 3) Convert to the Debian/Ubuntu distro. > > 4) Hope someone figures out a solution. Beware. This might end up being very fragile. 5) Switch to Fedora which has better hardware support and more software. Jim

...upport > > > >My guess is that RH will focus on the server market. > > > > > 2) Spend a few hundred dollars on a small, **quiet** replacement > > > (ugh) > > > >2a) Stay on C7 until EOL (in 4 years). Then re-evaluate your hardware > >needs and availablilty. > > > > > 3) Convert to the Debian/Ubuntu distro. > > > > > > 4) Hope someone figures out a solution. > > > >Beware. This might end up being very fragile. > > > >5) Switch to Fedora which has better hardware support and more software. >...

Hi all, I have asterisk installed and working just fine with a couple of Cisco IP Phones. I am now ready to pilot connectivity to PSTN and am wondering what hardware would be recommended to make minimum connectivity to the public telephone network. I am think ISDN as I would like a few external lines to be accessible. David A. Morrow Technical Systems Lead Autodata Solutions Company

...i-----------i i R2 i---------i i-----------i Sceanario Two internet connections comming into R1 and R2 R1 and R2 both connect to internal destination server S1 Due to software restrictions have to use one default route. Simple script to validate gw availablilty and swap if necessary Reqirements Returning traffic from incoming connections over the same router as where it originated. i.e. If default gatway is set to be R1 incoming connections are fine if originated on connection R1. However connections initiated through R2 timeout. Have tried numerous...