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I have several phones running Cisco's 6.0 SIP software release at this time. Two of the phones have not shown any abnormal behaviors, but one of them has an unsettling propensity to lock up after several hours, where the softkey labels disappear and the phone stops registering, requiring the standard *-6-settings reboot sequence. Otherwise, the phone seems to work OK except for a slight

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on solaris7/sparc this device doesn't exists i can use EGD but he very big (perl script!) - in memory it take about 4mb! apache use the same! why ssh1.27 doesn't requre /dev/urandom on solaris? what alternatives exists?

...dm sync shutdown halt mail news uucp operator # Stop symink outside of share tree wide links = no # Hide .??? files from windows hide dot files = yes # Allow super users dave and vanda access to all # admin users = dave,vanda # No oplocks, M$ on system & can be dodgey level2 oplocks = no oplocks = no # Setup logging syslog = 0 # syslog 3 for more thorough logging to syslog #syslog = 3 log level = 2 log file = /var/log/samba/log.%m max log size = 50 debug timestamp = yes [common] comment = Common Linux Directory...

...s because win2000/NT locks certain OS > >files when running. Ghost _has_ to boot into DOS and then use its own > >NTFS read/write code to access the partition. > > > >In theory you could build a similar utility from Linux, but the Linux > >NTFS read/write code is a bit dodgey. I've even had older versions of > >Ghost complain because it couldn't always read the NTFS partition > >(something to do with NTFS internally... sometimes it does/doesn't use > >some sort of weird compaction or something). > > > >The best non-Ghost alterna...

I'm using OpenSSH's ssh and scp to back up some remote machines, roughly as follows : ssh remote-host "tar up a few dirs" scp remote-host:tarfile local-repository On the whole, as I'd expect, this works just fine. But .. sometimes the link is a bit dodgey (for lack of a more explicit term, this being a polite list :) ) Can anyone tell me how ssh and scp timeout and retry, or if they do, during a session (I know about timeout and retry during establishment, it's documented in the man page). The job's scripted, and I need to be able to make...