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Hi all, I'm experiencing something rather strange with our Asterisk setup. I'll go through the steps. Scenario 1: 1. I call someone on the outside (from my analog phone extension). 2. Everything appears honkey dorey. 3. Transfer called party to conference or another extension - fails. Scenario 2: 1. Receive a call at my extension from the outside. 2. Everything appears honkey dorey. 3. Try to transfer caller to conference or another extension - success. I've made sure the dial string I'm using has t...

...forgive me relative lack of knowledge with Asterisk, but I've not played with PBX systems for a while and I'm just re-finding my feet. I've set up my first Asterisk server, I have it configured with a Digium X100P Analogue pots board, I have my Called ID working and everything is hunky dorey with the server itself. But. (and there's always a but) I want to pass inbound CLID information out from Asterisk to other applications for display. Is there an easy way to do this? I have some simple command line perl scripts that will take a number as an argument when called and then do w...

Hi Everyone, I'm running a Postfix+Dovecot+SpamAssassin box in a DMZ. Everything is honkey dorey. Lately I've been thinking about moving Dovecot (for IMAP) into the internal network - I'd rather not store my mail on the CentOS 4 host in the DMZ. Not having done this before, I'm not quite sure what options I have. Also, I don't know if this is a good idea at all. So: 1. Shoul...

...of knowledge with Asterisk, but I've > not played with PBX systems for a while and I'm just re-finding my feet. > > I've set up my first Asterisk server, I have it configured with a Digium > X100P Analogue pots board, I have my Called ID working and everything is > hunky dorey with the server itself. > > > > But? (and there's always a but) I want to pass inbound CLID information out > from Asterisk to other applications for display. Is there an easy way to do > this? I have some simple command line perl scripts that will take a number > as an arg...

Has anybody written an actuarial (life) survival procedure, this does not appear to be an option in the survival package? This approach is common in orthopaedic surgery to demonstrate the survival of prostheses. I need to apply the "modified" lower conf.int because of the censoring over time. I want a life table which I can then easily plot. Many thanks

Hey all, It's a thorn in my side, I had monkey island 3 running in wine, but this one just doesn't cooperate. The setup program exits with a problem copying install files (error 112, if it means anything). If anyone has got it working, let me know. Thanks

Hi So I've setup a Samba Server 3.0 , all working hunky dorey except the creating of users on the fly. Snippet from my smb.conf: passdb backend = tdbsam add user script = /usr/sbin/useradd -m %u delete user script = /usr/sbin/userdel -r %u add group script = /usr/sbin/groupadd %g delete group script = /usr/sbin/groupdel %g add user to group script = /...

...forgive me relative lack of knowledge with Asterisk, but I've not played with PBX systems for a while and I'm just re-finding my feet. I've set up my first Asterisk server, I have it configured with a Digium X100P Analogue pots board, I have my Called ID working and everything is hunky dorey with the server itself. But... (and there's always a but) I want to pass inbound CLID information out from Asterisk to other applications for display. Is there an easy way to do this? I have some simple command line perl scripts that will take a number as an argument when called and then do...

...forgive me relative lack of knowledge with Asterisk, but I've not played with PBX systems for a while and I'm just re-finding my feet. I've set up my first Asterisk server, I have it configured with a Digium X100P Analogue pots board, I have my Called ID working and everything is hunky dorey with the server itself. But... (and there's always a but) I want to pass inbound CLID information out from Asterisk to other applications for display. Is there an easy way to do this? I have some simple command line perl scripts that will take a number as an argument when called and then do...

...ircumstances this pathological behavious can be expected. I did quite a bit of debugging with Samba's log levels, ethereal and filemon.exe but hard as I tried to make any sense of the data there was never any indication that anything was our of ordinary. Samba maintains that everything is hunky-dorey, no problems there. Ethereal captures inconspicuous chatter on the wire but my W2K WS reaches for the tell-tale "chord.wav" accompaniment as soon as a close on the newly created file/dir terminates successfully. Sounds like Windoze clients get utterly confused when they just see a W2K3 i...

...t this all day and after 12hours I've got nowhere fast. The situation is: I've got a couple of 7960's on wireless adapters, the wireless network can be, shall we say, a little flakey. The phones that are wired into the network directly via ethernet are always registered and work hunky-dorey the phones on the wireless adapters "go missing" from time to time. When I check their status using "sip show peers" the IP addresses are (Unspecified) on the wireless phones. So I got it into my head that it might be an idea to set the IP's on those phones as static (th...

Hiya, Now that 2.4.13 has been release, any word on how stable ext3 is on this? Hope they haven't broken anything in the vm again....;) I'm currently running 2.4.8 and I'm very happy with it and given the nightware over the past few releases, just wanted to find out what the state-of-play is at the moment. -=David=

On Monday 28 January 2008 09:31:11 pm Owen Anderson wrote: > From experience, an important point that is often forgotten is that > the order of declaration of dependencies matter. If you declare that > you require pass A, and then pass B, and B doesn't preserve A, you'll > get an error like this. > > Just some advice from having had similar problems in the past.