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...y correct style, and that this is a disability that I > have had for the last third of my adult life. > This is 100% not about political correctness. It's about the repeated lack of empathy and understanding. You believe the things you are saying are somehow right, and the reason others disengage is because they can't handle the rightness. This is your repeated quip about about others have an emotional reaction to your rightness. As mentioned repeatedly now, the reason they are disengaging, is, bluntly, they think you are both wrong and and asshole. -------------- next part ----------...

...asicly so like I can setup a rule when an incoming call comes from IAX to divert to this extension, it will ring the extension (thus all phones), and allow me to place a call on hold on one phone and pick it up on another and the original phone would acknowledge that the call has been picked up and disengage. Can I do this without call parking? Basicly the same model as having a bunch of phones on a pstn line with each phone having a hold button. The goal here is to allow me to pick up a call on any of the 7960's anywhere in my house and be able to move from room to room as needed by placing the...

...value that made it impossible to download emails without timeouts, so we switched back to tcpserver/qmail-pop3d for pop3 and only kept dovecot for doing the pop3s part. Dovecot is really fine, but it still isn't NFS ready. Especially when using dovecot as pop3 only this index-stuff must be disengageable. What is the use of generating a complex index file for hundreds of messages, that will be deleted in the next step after downloading them? But the index is also a problem when using IMAP over NFS. Access to the files is too slow, so the connections keep hanging around and the i/o waiting...

Peter, I strongly suggest that you take a break from this email thread and careful consider the points Chandler has made about community norms and expectations before returning to this discussion. Chandler has been exceedingly patient with explaining why your behaviour is problematic and made several concrete suggestions as to productive next steps you should take. You are actively

...p a stream with a fallback mount; SAM connects to the fallback. Now, whenever the DJ wants to broadcast live all he has to do is start up his studio and connect to the 'real' stream, thus taking over the stream without having to logon to the server, stop encoders, etc. When he's done he disengages the stream and listeners are automatically back on the automated stream. This setup may be somewhat unusual in that we're running in "fallback" mode most of the time. The problem I have is that the listener statistics are now on the fallback stream, not the 'real' one, so no...

...uot;, which sends out an alert every 15 seconds via wall. When the UPS is put back on line, upsmon acknowledges this change (via WALL). However, upssched does not get notified properly, so the onbatt script continues to send alerts. About 45 seconds later, upssched acknowledges the UPS change, and disengages the onbatt script. I checked syslog, and I found these upssched error messages during that 45 second delay: Jul 21 10:23:55 simnet-alic upsmon[3917]: UPS APC@localhost on battery Jul 21 10:23:55 simnet-alic upssched[3925]: Timer daemon started Jul 21 10:23:55 simnet-alic upssched[3925]: New ti...

...ot;, which sends out an alert every 15 seconds via wall. When the UPS is put back on line, upsmon acknowledges this change (via WALL). However, upssched does not get notified properly, so the onbatt script continues to send alerts. About 45 seconds later, upssched acknowledges the UPS change, and disengages the onbatt script. I checked syslog, and I found these upssched error messages during that 45 second delay: Jul 21 10:23:55 simnet-alic upsmon[3917]: UPS APC@localhost on battery Jul 21 10:23:55 simnet-alic upssched[3925]: Timer daemon started Jul 21 10:23:55 simnet-alic upssched[3925]:...

...ver initialization has put the UPS into a bad state. If you can schedule some downtime, you might want to try usbhid-ups again after powering the UPS down completely and unplugging it for a little while. (Often, a few seconds after the output is off and the AC has been removed, you will hear relays disengage.) The other PDC HID UPSes would usually report some changes every few seconds. If you do not see any changes after "rebooting" the UPS (something other than "Got 0 HID objects..."), try toggling the AC power (recommend using a circuit breaker or power strip to keep the ground a...

Dear All, I have been experiencing the following problem when I use a lot of system memory when using R heavily. Everytime I shutdown the process (Xemacs and ESS), my system remains slow and sometime does not respond. I use a debian testing machine. Even when I shutdown (halt) the system, it will crash and on reboot it will check the disk for errors. I have also used gc() after I removed

I have problem to change from handsfree mode to handset mode. When I switch from handset to handsfree while waiting for connection I press the green speakerphone button once. It is all well. Once it is connected I don't want to give the called party too much echo and I want to switch it back to handset. If I press the green button again I lose the call. Anyone knows whether it is possible

Hi List; All we know that in voice, there are a type of communications between endpoints, for example: in some communications we do a proxy for media and signaling while other communications we do a proxy for only signaling. Where I can determine these things in Asterisk if I am using SIP and if I am using H.323? Regards -------------- IP Telephony and Contact Center Engineer Eng. Bilal Ghayad

Hi all I am using samba ver 1.9.16p11 and we disengaged all the shares in the smb.conf and only allow the system admin personnel to uncomment shares as they wish (security reasons) however, the biggest problem that we are having is that we are unable to access samba at all, it shows up on the computer but he shares that are uncommented cannot be access...

...t; fallback mount; SAM connects to the fallback. Now, whenever the DJ wants > to broadcast live all he has to do is start up his studio and connect to > the 'real' stream, thus taking over the stream without having to logon > to the server, stop encoders, etc. When he's done he disengages the > stream and listeners are automatically back on the automated stream. > This setup may be somewhat unusual in that we're running in "fallback" > mode most of the time. > > The problem I have is that the listener statistics are now on the > fallback stream, not...

...t; fallback mount; SAM connects to the fallback. Now, whenever the DJ wants > to broadcast live all he has to do is start up his studio and connect to > the 'real' stream, thus taking over the stream without having to logon > to the server, stop encoders, etc. When he's done he disengages the > stream and listeners are automatically back on the automated stream. > This setup may be somewhat unusual in that we're running in "fallback" > mode most of the time. Ok, That is fine so far. Even a quite common setup. > The problem I have is that the listener st...

...ibility issues? By the way: Asterisk allow H.323 to talk with SIP? Regards, ------------------- IP Telephony and Contact Center Engineer Eng. Bilal Ghayad Mobile: 00965 9849460 Bilal, Asterisk is an IP PBX and thus a back-to-back user agent; by default, it will proxy media. The only way to disengage it from the media stream is to use signaling protocol-specific mechanisms to coax the endpoints into talking to each other directly; in SIP, this can be done via "re-INVITEs" a la the canreinvite= option for SIP peers in sip.conf. The H.323 stack in Asterisk may or may not have...

On Sat, Oct 24, 2015 at 9:21 AM, Joerg Sonnenberger via llvm-dev < llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org> wrote: > On Fri, Oct 23, 2015 at 08:11:11AM -0700, Daniel Berlin wrote: > > On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 9:54 PM, Joerg Sonnenberger via llvm-dev < > > llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org> wrote: > > > > > On Wed, Oct 21, 2015 at 09:10:40AM -0700, Daniel Berlin wrote: >

Hi, I'm working on a 500 seats Asterisk project. I'm wondering whether or not I should consider using Asterisk Realtime and a database to manage phones registrations. Stories in Dev mailing list say Realtime is mis-used or should be improved. So, what's the bottom line ? Can I consider anything I can do with .conf files can be done with a combination of .conf files and Realtime.

Hi again, Thanks for the prompt reply. Just for the record i am running debian unstable/sid with nut 2.7.4-3 # dpkg -l 'nut*' | grep ^ii ii nut 2.7.4-3 all network UPS tools - metapackage ii nut-client 2.7.4-3 amd64 network UPS tools - clients ii nut-server 2.7.4-3 amd64 network UPS tools - core

...as put the UPS > into a bad state. If you can schedule some downtime, you might want to try > usbhid-ups again after powering the UPS down completely and unplugging it > for a little while. (Often, a few seconds after the output is off and the > AC has been removed, you will hear relays disengage.) Ok I am new to UPS and I can say that I would have never thought of that. So: 1) Shutdown the PC 2) Shutdown the UPS - several minutes (I am writing this e-mail) 3) Try to find a cirquit breaker - found one. Lucky! 4) Power up the UPS 5) Power up the PC - it is configured to start the nut-serv...

..., take the time now to bullet-proof the kexec behaviour to be safer in more circumstances. This patch adds three new low level routines: * nmi_crash This is a special NMI handler for using during a kexec crash. * enable_nmis This function enables NMIs by executing an iret-to-self, to disengage the hardware NMI latch. * trap_nop This is a no op handler which irets immediately. It is actually in the middle of enable_nmis to reuse the iret instruction, without having a single lone aligned iret inflating the code side. And adds three new IDT entry helper routines: * _write_ga...