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Chuck Campbell wrote: > I'm a new list subscriber with a couple of questions: > > I have a few objectives with samba that I think can be accomplished. > If I am wrong, someone please indicate my errors before I go a long > way down a dead end path. > > I need to put all of my PC users home directories onto a samba share > so centralized backups can be done to

Hi List; I am using Firefly softphone Version 1.9.9 Build 4521 and I select IAX protocol and did the configuration in Network1 (and I checked the Active checkbox) as following: Server: 192.168.8.4 username: iax2user1 password: password In the Asterisk, I did the following configuration on the /etc/asterisk/iax.conf: [iax2user1] type=friend context=internal username=iax2user1 secret=password

Hello Folks; I have a dilemma: I have a client with Asterisk 1.4x and he needs to have a record of all incoming calls - caller ID and date/time is sufficient. Since I am not an Asterisk wizard, I am doing it this way. I set a cron job to tailf the last 10 lines of the Master.csv file and package those nicely in an email. However, I can see some inefficiencies in this. Main one is what if

why can't we compile the asterisk coading in windows, it's done in c++ so it should work in windows as well

Hi all! I am having some problems with PowerPoint 2000 running in a wine 0.0.20050725-1 debian package. It works fine when I am creating a new presentation, but when I am opening old presentations it freezes after displaying the first slide and I am unable to even exit from ppoint. The console shows the following: err:syslevel:_EnterSysLevel (0x7f117380, level 2): Holding 0x7fb1fea0, level 3.

I''ve got a system with 3 nics. eth0 is down, eth1 is external and eth2 is internal. (This is in a "lab" so the "external" is a 10.x.x.x address.) Before starting xen, the broadcast for eth2 is 192.168.1.255, after starting it becomes 0.0.0.0 - which sure doesn''t look right to me - plus I''m getting networking problems. Been digging for a while and

...ng or not? > > ps ax | grep asterisk > > is crude, but visual. > > Asterisk stores it's PID in /var/run/asterisk.pid, so you could then read > that, and check to see if the process with that PID is actually running > asterisk. > > ie. see if /proc/<number> existis, and if-so, see if it's actually > asterisk by reading /proc/<number>/cmdline > > or just see if you can connect to it with the rasterisk command ... > > Gordon > > > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 23 > Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:40:24 +10...