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...'t want to do "asterisk -rx 'show channels verbose'" at the Linux command line 12 times per minute so I am looking at the AMI. I see that there isn't a manager command for 'show channels.' Has anyone come up with an equivalent of 'show channels' using the extant manager commands? If so, could you post how you did it? Thanks! -MC -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20061118/6b344a43/attachment.htm

...test/Transforms/StripSymbols/2010-06-30-StripDebug.ll Its retainedTypes metadata points to a metadata array of a single null element. This crashes the dyn_cast (because it's not a dyn_cast_or_null) Verifier.cpp:3785 Do you have a preferred/canonical representation intended in this case - an extant, but zero-length list, or no list at all? I tend to prefer no list at all, just because it simplifies reading of the debug info. Rather than seeing a "retainedTypes" property, following it to the metadata, only to find it's zero-length? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML...

FreeBSD's <sys/capability.h> was renamed to <sys/capsicum.h> a few years ago to avoid future conflicts with POSIX capabilities. There is still a stub for compatibility, but it would be better not to rely on it. DES -- Dag-Erling Sm?rgrav - des at des.no -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: openssh-capsicum_h.diff Type: text/x-patch

Hello folks, I'm interested in detecting tones on specific frequencies with specific timing; for example, I'd like Asterisk to dial out and when the channel starts/call connects, listen for a 1200Hz tone that plays for 100ms. Is this doable with Asterisk using something already extant? After looking through documentation, mailing lists, and some of the source I had the idea that I might be better off using EAGI for this, and coding the actual listener in C. If EAGI were the right way to go, would I be able to respond/send tones back (e.g., DTMF tones) on the audio stream? Or...

...ks like the canonical source is here: https://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit/packages.git/tree/trunk/syslinux-install_update?h=packages/syslinux Right. Hmm. The painful thing will be transitioning the existing package, as it would obviously break everything if the updated RPM just removed the extant files from /boot. I'm debating a bit whether or not this is worthwhile to do, or if I should just focus more on GRUB, or if I should patch Anaconda+OSTree to work around it. Maybe both of the latter two. Anyways, definitely a useful data point that Arch keeps the data in /usr and copies i...

...ps that are created get revisited. This is exactly what the worklist is design for. In any case, Devang has plenty of things to do to the current pass mgr and the current loop optimizations before we start worrying about new optzns. When that happens we'll have experience from moving the extant loop optimizers over to guide the right design. -Chris -- http://nondot.org/sabre/ http://llvm.org/

Given a 1.6TB ZFS Z-Raid consisting 6 disks: And a system that does an extreme amount of small /(<20K) /random reads /(more than twice as many reads as writes) / 1) What performance gains, if any does Z-Raid offer over other RAID or Large filesystem configurations? 2) What is any hindrance is Z-Raid to this configuration, given the complete randomness and size of these accesses? Would

...me custom options via the Extensions of the signed certificate, allowing the authenticity of the options to be verified readily. However, I have not been able to find too much for specifying behaviors, etc. server-side in relation to custom certificate extensions in the documentation. Is there any extant documentation that goes into more depth than PROTOCOL.certkeys that anyone would be able to point me towards before I start digging into source? My digging for documentation has not been very fruitful as of yet. Thank you very much to anyone that is able to shine some light on this topic or outrig...

Hi, I have reconstructed ancestral character states on a phylogeny using MuSSE in the diversitree package and plotted the character state probabilities as pie charts on the nodes. I would, however, like to colour the character states of my extant species, i.e. the tip labels, the same colours as my pie charts, such that all species in state 1 are e.g. blue, species in state 2 red and species in state 3 yellow, and have not been successful with my attempts. I am only able to colour them in repeating sets of 3e.g. sp1=blue, sp.2=red, sp.3=y...

...Shannon wrote: > If I want to use the llvm.gcwrite intrinsic for my write barrier > then I need to write a GC and then implement for each and *every* > backend the gcwrite intrinsic for my write barrier. I'm not sure where such vociferous concern on this subject arises. All the extant collector plugins I'm aware of operate in conjunction with the target-independent framework and require exactly zero code within each target backend. — Gordon

...owing would do: > signalList <- list(tradingRules$Signal[tradingRules$Enabled]) [[1]] > length(signalList) [1] 2 Now my problem is shifted: I have the Signal column in the original data frame referring to actual matrices previously created in R. That is, bar_signal and cif_signal are extant matrices. What I need is the minimum number of rows in these matrices, so what I plan to do is: > n <- min(sapply(signalList, NROW)) but this doesn't work (it returns 1, but I have 2800 rows in each of bar_signal and cif_signal, so I should get 2800) Is there a smart way to do this?...

Hi, I realise this might be a bit controversial ;) Suppose I am writing a VM (such as VMKit), or a VM toolkit, and I want to add a generational GC. If I want to use the llvm.gcwrite intrinsic for my write barrier then I need to write a GC and then implement for each and *every* backend the gcwrite intrinsic for my write barrier. Now, if I don't use the intrinsic, I need to write my write

...gain, > requires that the code generator perform bookkeeping for GC pointers. Elimination of the reload penalty is impossible, unless the GC can be informed about traceable objects in registers. > > I'm not sure where such vociferous concern on this subject arises. All > the extant collector plugins I'm aware of operate in conjunction with > the target-independent framework and require exactly zero code within > each target backend. No collector plugins actually use gcread/gcwrite, since there are no generational collectors for llvm (as yet). According to th...

...ng user profile or remote home directory Set to: 0 -- Synchronous Logon script timeout: When the local Computer GPO is set to "Run logon scripts synchronously" Windows 7 displays the Welcome screen for 30 seconds before enabling the user's desktop. NOTE: this bug may only be extant in Windows 7 Professional, not Enterprise or may have been addressed in service pack. Creating the following REG_DWORD registry key will work around this bug: \\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System\DelayedDesktopSwitchTimeout Set to: 00000001...

It seems that the system() and system2() functions don't close file descriptors between the fork() and exec() (on Unix platforms, of course). This means that the child processes inherit open files and socket connections. Running this (from a terminal) will result in the child process writing to a file that was opened by R: R f <- file('foo.txt', 'w') system('echo

Hi, I am new to LLVM, and I am pretty much paranoid about loose pointers. I would like to write a compiler in C++ + boost + llvm, but am worried about the pointers created and passed as parameters, especially about whose responsibility it is of deallocating them (does the LLVM API do it internally, or is it the application programmer's responsibility?). And what is the best practice for

...y of measurements of my systems, and I can draw pretty pictures in R showing what has happened. People are happy, customers feel empowered. Whee! Now, I want to take my corpus of data and make a prediction based on it; In statistics-moron speak, I want to draw a line or a simple curve across my extant graph, and figure out where the predictive curve passes threshold 'T', and then graph that too. I thought I'd be telling R something like: - I think this is exponential. Here's the data. Give me the best function you can come up with, and tell me "how good" the fi...

...forgot to take notes at the time. For some reason I have a nagging suspicion that for this job I used a package builder other than checkinstall but for the life of me I cannot recall the name. Now, the case may be that I actually did use checkinstall in which case not remembering the name of non-extant software is expected. On the other hand I would like to remove any doubts on the matter. If any of you have suggestions for viable alternatives to checkinstall for installing source packages on CentOS-5 as rpms then I would be much obliged. If I did use something else then perhaps seeing the name...

...ght (from the man-page) that the '--import' command would skip any attempts at installing anything, define the VM from the arguments supplied, & boot it from the already-prepped disk image .... Am I right here ? If not, is there a recommended way to re-create my VM (mostly) from the extant disk image w/o having to redo whatever initialization I have done so far (setup a user, install compilers & dev.env., install Intel compiler, etc.) ? Also, is there a recommended way for the host to copy that disk image somewhere so I can try to reuse it if my future attempts at re-creation...

...a Linux server so that people working on local Windows boxes can easily move files to and from the Linux box. All these people have user accounts on the Linux box, so I just want them to authenticate using that. I've had this running on several servers at home, including one that's still extant. But I spent far too much time yesterday at work trying to get the same thing working here, and I can't. Then I went home and examined my working config there, and I can't find what I'm doing differently. I've tried both using the SWAT settings for exporting home directories in g...