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hi evrey one, i'm in some kind interesting in developping some asterisk programme like doing a small programme including some of these services that do a telephone operator. but abviously i need to know about programming in asterisk in thos to files i think :) (extensions.conf and in sip.conf files) so i'm asking if someone can give me a puch,i will be very glad thanks in advance

I was at first, but then removed it. The results were still insufficiently fast. > Were you using the -c option of rsync? It sounds like you > were and it's > extremely slow. I knew somebody who once went to > extraordinary lengths to > avoid the overhead of -c, making a big patch to rsync to > cache checksums, > when all he had to do was not use -c.

...000000080000000, because there's no 32-bit value >> the undef could take which sign-extends into that 64-bit value. >> > > But since the add nsw returns undef, then isn't c "sext i32 undef to > i64", and thus also undef? No; sext i32 undef to i64 returns an extraordinary thing. It's a 64-bit value where the low 32 bits are undef, and the high 32 bits are sign extension from whatever bit 31 happened to be. And the low 32 bits in this new value also fluctuate, and the high 31 bits in this value fluctuate with them in concert with bit 31 of the new value. FWIW, y...

Hi I am making an extraordinary claim: rysnc seems to copy all my files, not just ones that have changed or new files. rsync version 2.6.0 protocol version 27 Debian 3.0 Woody I have tested this with one simple file, my example is shown below. Does anyone have any suggestions to rectify this? Regards Gareth example: I...

Hi All, I have extraordinary good news to share! Red Hat (Fedora 22, Enterprise Linux 7) has switched from Wine to Wine Stating. Wine Stating is Wine with a bunch of bugs fixed and developers that take fixing bugs seriously. I have had bugs registered with regular Wine for over six years. I don't know what your experi...

Hi together, when I´m starting a VM my host freezes gradually. This seems to happen because its running out of memory and no other process is able to do anything. I have 16GB of ram in total. 8GB are reserved for hugepages. So for the daily business on the host I have 8GB left. I don´t run many or extraordinary consuming software on the host - normally just a gnome session and the chromium browser. Right now htop tells me that 10.1 of 15.4 GB are occupied, so that should be about 2GB, because I suppose 8GB are just reserved for the hugepages. I don´t have any swap space. In my latest attempt I gave a new...

...21:41, David Hildenbrand wrote: > > @Andrew can we give this a churn and consider it for v5.9 in case there > > are no more comments? > > @Andrew, Ping, so I assume we'll target v5.10? Yep, sorry. Merging a significant patch series during the merge window(!) would be quite extraordinary and I don't think that anything in this patchset justifies such an action?

...and within 2 seconds, there were a > couple of hundreds of the message about permission denied. So yes, I > would definitely like to raise a bug report about this. If there is > something in red in the journal, you definitely don't want it there if > it doesn't indicate some extraordinary behavior. > > Best regards, > > Peter Just add anything that you consider relevant, you will probably get asked for further information when the bug report gets picked up. Have you posted a bug report before, or do you need me to send you an invite to bugzilla ? Rowland

Hi all, I'm trying to install PM65 and the install goes just fine, but when trying to start PM, I get: err:winspool:WINSPOOL_OpenDriverReg win32 style printing used with 16 bits app, try specifying 'win95' Windows version err:winspool:AddPrinterDriverA Can't create Drivers key err:winspool:WINSPOOL_LoadSystemPrinters Failed adding PS Driver (6) fixme:dialog:MSGBOX_OnInit system

Chris Lattner <clattner at apple.com> writes: >> No; sext i32 undef to i64 returns an extraordinary thing. It's a >> 64-bit value where the low 32 bits are undef, and the high >> 32 bits are sign extension from whatever bit 31 happened to be. > > More precisely, the high 33 bits are known to be the same. I think that's a very risky assumption. The name "undef&quot...

...'s no 32-bit value >>> the undef could take which sign-extends into that 64-bit value. >>> >> >> But since the add nsw returns undef, then isn't c "sext i32 undef to >> i64", and thus also undef? > > No; sext i32 undef to i64 returns an extraordinary thing. It's a > 64-bit value where the low 32 bits are undef, and the high > 32 bits are sign extension from whatever bit 31 happened to be. More precisely, the high 33 bits are known to be the same. > operands and opcodes. It's quite magical. It's actually not that magical....

...the servers administrators group. Or removing from selected group. So in a sense one could say that 'DOMAIN\Administrator' is just another Windows/Unix user. When Samba is set up as a file and/or printserver, you have to make Unix aware of which domain user account/group that will have got extraordinary rights. As you write. Maybe one should change views and look at the Unix/Samba complex as a virtual host where one of its guests is a file server that owns its playground, the file system it shares. The guest, Samba, utilizes Unix for its purpose. In that case Samba is contained and 'DOMAIN\Ad...

All, Caveat: New user naivete to follow. I''m starting an application in Rails and I can''t use Gems. (There are legal implications in deploying unknown code here.) But Rails seems to have an extraordinary dependence on Gems. If I say ''rails PROJECT'', then the PROJECT directory gets created with supporting scripts, etc., but since they work internally relative to their own location, they don''t find every thing they need (which would be offset by ''../'')...

dear R group: I have the probably fairly common problem that I would like to have one code.R file do different things if it is invoked from a symbolic link, which should be easy to uncover. $ ln -s code.R code-0.R $ ln -s code.R code-1.R $ R CMD BATCH code-1.R what needs to be in code-1.R to put code-1.r into a character vector? help appreciated. regards, /ivo welch PS : I read

...;> from selected group. So in a sense one could say that >> 'DOMAIN\Administrator' is just another Windows/Unix user. > >> When Samba is set up as a file and/or printserver, you have to make >> Unix aware of which domain user account/group that will have got >> extraordinary rights. As you write. > >> Maybe one should change views and look at the Unix/Samba complex as a >> virtual host where one of its guests is a file server that owns its >> playground, the file system it shares. The guest, Samba, utilizes Unix >> for its purpose. In that ca...

...eliably. In my view, if > "it all comes down to a port-list that must be edited by hand," the > essential problem that ought to be addressed by a firewall-management > product really has not been adequately addressed at all. Pardon me if I tend to consider Shorewall to be an extraordinary firewall :-) You are of course entitled to your opinion. > > If I have to browse an HTML file, "figure it out" and correctly set up a > port list, with the consequences being that if I fail to do so my > firewall will not work correctly (and maybe I have to drive across to...

...arting a VM my host freezes gradually. This seems to happen > because its running out of memory and no other process is able to do > anything. > I have 16GB of ram in total. 8GB are reserved for hugepages. So for the > daily business on the host I have 8GB left. I don´t run many or > extraordinary consuming software on the host - normally just a gnome > session and the chromium browser. Right now htop tells me that 10.1 of 15.4 > GB are occupied, so that should be about 2GB, because I suppose 8GB are > just reserved for the hugepages. I don´t have any swap space. > > In my lat...

Dear UseRs!, Everything about UseR! 2010 was terrific! I really mean "everything" - the tutorials, invited talks, kaleidoscope sessions, focus sessions, breakfast, snacks, lunch, conference dinner, shuttle services, and the participants. The organization was fabulous. NIST were gracious hosts, and provided top notch facilities. The rousing speech by Antonio Possolo, who is the chief

Hi, I was just looking at the "CRAN Daily Package Check Results" [http://cran.r-project.org/src/contrib/checkSummary.html], and realized there are 1000 packages on CRAN as of today (look at row 3 in the table below). Yet another quite extraordinary milestone in R history. Last updated on 2007-04-12 11:48:32 Results for installing and checking packages using the three current flavors of R on systems running Debian GNU/Linux testing (r-devel ix86: AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2400+ (2GHz), r-devel x86_64: Dual Core AMD Opteron(tm) Processor 280, r-prere...