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Hello. Is it possible to configure Asterisk to preserve specific SIP INVITE headers when setting up a call? Specifically, I have a custom SIP client that sends an additional header in the INVITE request when originating a call. This is to request that the call is auto-answered by the destination phone. i.e. Call-Info: <sip:192.168.100.50>;answer-after=0 If I use wireshark to sniff

Hello. I have discovered that mongrel does not correctly take on all the groups of the requested user/group combination. It seems that while the specified user and group is correctly activated, all the other groups that are associated with this user are not enabled and the group permissions remain the same as the caller (i.e. root). This problem (and solution) is discussed in the Ruby Forum:

Hi, I notice that if two or more existing connections match an ingress policing filter, the input bandwidth does not get evenly divided up between the n connections. Kinda like litters of baby animals, where the stronger babies get more access to the mothers teats and grow up bigger and faster than their siblings. The only workaround that''s working for me is to set explicit ingress

David McNab wrote: > On Thu, 2003-04-03 at 12:59, Kaveh Goudarzi wrote: > >>Hello People, >> >> Are there any ongoing efforts to port speex enc/dec >>to java? I know there are a couple of things lying about in >>jcraft and other sites but they all seem a little half hearte...

Hi, I''ve released an alpha of ''pyshaper'' - a python prog which simplifies traffic-shaping. Requires python2.2 or later, a 2.4 or later Linux kernel with QoS options compiled in, the iproute2 suite and optionally GeoIP as well. pyshaper periodically netstats the current TCP connections, matches them against your rules, and dynamically calculates/generates/executes

Okay, I just installed RedHat 7.1 on my comp like 2 days ago. I'm slowly learning. I have my HD partioned with a Winblowz section (5gb) and the rest is for Linux (the other 55ish). I D/Led the stripped version of Wine from one of the sites that you get to from www.winehq.com. It's in rpm format, so I simply used the File Manager in RedHat to install it (Right-click selected Install). So,

On Thu, 2003-04-03 at 12:59, Kaveh Goudarzi wrote: > Hello People, > > Are there any ongoing efforts to port speex enc/dec > to java? I know there are a couple of things lying about in > jcraft and other sites but they all seem a little half hearted. You might like to write a JNI Wrapper. Cheers David > I've used jspxdec.zip written by james.lawrence@hellonetwork.com

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Hi, I have pleasure in submitting Python bindings for Speex (tarball attached). Basically, it's all done in a single Python C extension module. This module creates a class called 'speex', which contains methods called 'encode' and 'decode'. Unencoded audio data is represented on the Python side as a list of ints. (I avoided raw python strings which although faster,