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Hello I'm sure someone has already tried this: I use a couple of electric heaters to heat my office. I'd like to somehow connect them to Asterisk so that I could switch them on remotely by either calling the IVR or sending an e-mail to the Asterisk host, so that the room is warm when I get to the office :-) Any information appreciated. Thank you.

...rs-request@lists.digium.com: > > Would it be considered trolling to start a thread on Cleaning Maple > > Syrup off of Dial Pads, or Wiring your Moose for Wi-Fi? > > Let's not forget the weekly "tooques and telephony" segment, and a > review of > the best block heaters for your wi-fi fones. > Oh, we're gonna have a good time next Thursday. We need to get Molson Canadian to sponsor us and find Bob & Doug for the event? By the way, eh. It's hard to get the moose to cooperate. When you put the parabolic antenna on his antlers you have to ride him...

...> > On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 1:24 PM, Gareth Blades > <list-asterisk at skycomuk.com> wrote: > >> Something like http://www.audon.co.uk/udin.html UDIN-8R. It can only >> control 750W so you will probably need to get it to control a more >> powerfull relay as a heater is going to take a lot of current. >> It can be controlled by a virtual serial port so you just program the >> extension to make a system() call to a simple script which sends a >> string of characters to the serial port. >> >> That device is quite expensive. You could...

...ourly data for system load. If you haven't worked with electricity before, seasonality comes in many flavors: a daily pattern, with a peak at around 7pm; a weekly pattern, in which we use more electricity on weekdays in comparison to weekends; a winter-summer pattern, with air conditioning and heaters playing an important role, etc. In SAS, I could specify an ARIMA with multiple seasonality terms, say (1,0,1) with period=24, and (1,0,1) with period=168 (I don't remember the orders I was using). This is how many studies I found on IEEE were modeling electricity load and it worked pretty we...

...I want to deploy some, in a remote site. The comments on the instability suggest that the simplest approach is to power-cycle them when you have problems. The IAXy would only be in use from 3PM to 8 PM. My potential simple solution is to have a timed power brick (like what you would use for a block heater) that would cycle the power automatically at 2:50 PM Q1: Is this IAXy stability issue a problem, or not? Has it been addressed in firmware? Q2: If people are still having problems with their IAXy's, is automatically power cycling them the best approach, or is there a more elegant solution?...

...Ellipse 800) for two boxes - home firewall and file server. I'm using Debian 4.0 Etch, every one of them. I'm built (after some dangerouse experiments) a testing configuration, where boxes are plugged to line, server playing as a master, firewall as a slave, and UPS connected to an electric heater about 300 Wats (no reactance). Batteries where recently changed - two 12V - 5A/h. Using mge-shut driver - it seem to be the best for this modell. I experienced many problems: - driver not starts every time (about 2 times failed from 5 tries), some where I found that the solution could be a 5...

First, apologies if this is the wrong mailing list to pose this question. That said, my question: This is my first time using nut. Just built nut-2.2.2. The tripplite driver does not support my version of the smart2200 which has a product id of 3014. Does anyone know about this ups? There is a 3012. I'm tempted to simply add the 3014 to tripplite-hid.c to see if it will "just

...UPS myups at localhost on line power =========================== But it bumps the printer just long enough to generate the above entries. And that pops up a bogus advisory that it cannot find the drivers for it. I cannot put that printer on the 1500 WA UPS, as its drum heaters kicking in at the start of a job or at power up, cause the UPS to do an instant, protective shutdown. But these bumps are so short the printer does not forget its turned on, but does trigger a re-init cycle. > > However, for a one-second glitch, many of the NUT drivers might miss > that...

...e defined in nut package for Debian 4.0 Etch). To execute forced shutdown it must be root! - seem to be a good idea, to set "ups.delay.start" for a resonabli longer time! How to these changes? Thanks tovis PS: Arjen de Korte suspected something was wrong around my "heater" load, for now I have used two 150W lamps and it cause load 52% in case "ONBATTERY". When battery is charged over 95% the nut is working as suspected, but after first shutdown - switch up cycle the charge is about 86% and sequence does not work (usp shutdown early).

Dear Nick, thanks for writing. I no longer work on development of UPS drivers; you will probably get a more up-to-date answer from the nut-upsuser mailing list (cc'd). I don't know if the Back-UPS 550 has similar commands to the Back-UPS ES 650. If it has a USB connection, then the answer is probably yes. The UPS will automatically turn itself back on after a power failure; this is the

...gt; We are dinosaurs. People do not hate us. They just do not understand > why we are still around. > ... > Sometimes I just cannot bear to think about this stuff anymore. > Hey, James, go get a cookie, a cup of hot tea, and relax a spell....maybe fire up the old Altix box for a space heater and get nice and toasty warm or something.... Sysadmins are still around; the areas in which sysadmins are needed and the skills sysadmins need to have are just changing, that's all. TV repairmen still exist; their skillset just is very different today than what it was a few years back....

I have all working and the test shutdown using 'upsmon -c fsd' worked. Also I get appropriate messages on console when I pull power and restore. But I want to *see* it work by removing power, but I don't want to wait. How can I tell UPS to issue needed message after a minute on battery? Durwin F. De La Rue Management Sciences, Inc. 6022 Constitution Ave. NE Albuquerque, NM 87110

Currently, Alpha, PowerPC and X86 implement LowerFORMAL_ARGUMENTS. PowerPC and X86 lower ISD::CALL in LowerOperation. Alpha implements custom select. What is the preferred way to implement this? Thanks, Rafael

I'd like to hear from anyone using coreos to run a container with tinc for purpose of connecting containers. Sounds almost like a chicken/egg problem:-) I'm thinking of running a container with alpine linux and tinc installed there. John Griessen

Hi, folks, I'm installing a RAID controller card for a large external RAID box in a Dell server. I've got two riser slots available. Here's the question: the controller card has some large chips on one side, and if I put it in riser 1, those chips face downwards in the box, blocking ease of cooling, while if I put it in riser 2, the chips will face up... but be right over a large

Hi, I'm testing samba 4 in my organization. I have a samba3 domain with LDAP backend. I'm trying migrate workstations and users from old samba to samba4. Is this possible? Thanks, Luciano luciano at multitasknet.com.br

...elect: Total cost of electricity (including delivery and commodity charges) temp: average daily outdoor temperature in degrees Fahrenheit, as printed on the bill days: number of days in billing period. Heating system is a 10-15 year old natural gas steam boiler supplying iron radiators. Hot water heater, clothes dryer and stove and oven are also natural gas. Air conditioning is by various numbers of window units. If surface area of house is desired, I can add this at a later time. Some interesting points in time: 22-Apr-04: Date when I upgraded 2 failed, older storm windows to more modern ones....

On 08/13/2017 05:18 AM, ken wrote: > Also, cowboys scoff, but I always wear a grounded wrist strap when > handling electronics. It's a good idea, especially in low-humidity climates. Also noteworthy: the air moving through a hose can cause a vacuum's hose or attachment to build up a static charge, which is another reason it can be a bad idea to use a vacuum in a computer.

Hi all A slightly off topic post, but one that I think someone out there in the NUT community could probably help me with. Summer is coming, and my office at home is getting hot... helped in part by the APC 3KVA UPS I have sitting under my desk. It kicks out heat like a bar-heater, even when there is almost no load on it (idle load is one PC, one switch, one wireless AP, and thats it). It is very warm to the touch, and just gets worse when I turn on the rest of the kit (tape autoloader, TFTs, CRTs, two other PCs). With the UPS kicking out heat, and the outside temps goin...

Greetings all; Is it possible to set a logging option in one of the config files so that when we have a 1 second power bump, the date is included, both in the log, and in the -wall broadcast? We apparently have a substation regulator in the process of failing, and the recycle isn't normally slow enough to reset the clocks, but it killing one of my computers w/o actually causing a reboot.