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While I have found a few 802.11 cordless SIP phones, It's not ovious how they select which network to associate with. What I'm looking for is a 802.11 SIP phone that will auto detect the closest wireless network(s), offer a list to select from, then auto configure itself using dhcp. If you think about it this could be quite handy when strolling around in populated areas. Could someone

I have about 30 GXP-2000 phones running 1.0.1.9 which have all been configured using the provisioning feature so the configuration is all identical. The problem I am having is that they randomly seem to stop registering with asterisk. When they stop registering they can still make calls but oviously asterisk cannot ring the phone so all incoming calls go to voicemail. Has anyone else had similar problems? example sip.conf entry:- 6015] type=friend secret=xxxxx username=6015 callerid="users name" <6015> host=dynamic nat=no canreinvite=yes disallow=all allow=ulaw allow=alaw de...

...it as local printer, I select "Standard TCP/IP-Port" and enter the ip of the Linux computer "e.g. 129.168.0.20"). The next dialogue tells me that the device can't be found an I can select the type of device (e.g. "generic network card"). So I stopped here because oviously, this doesn't work correctly. 2. As network printer. Windows finds my Linux, even the printer, but tells me that the server doesn't offer a correct driver for the printer. I can then install a driver on the local machine, that means the Windows one, right? Now I downloaded the right driver...

I put together a CD with Open-exchange 0.8.6-5 and more, based on Centos 4.4 When installing the CD, all required software is installed, all that is needed after Os install is to run a config script, that make if fit your enviroment Dependig on the speed on your CDrom the installation should take no more than 30 minutts It install the following: - Open-Exchange 0.8.6-5 - Samba PDC - A

hi, i've stup samba 3 as a PDC with ldap as sam backend. everything works as expected - but: the profiles. i've to migrate a w2k pdc to samba. to migrate the profiles i've copied them using "profiles" at he "my computer" proerties. at the first sight it seems to work but my problem is that the profiles oviousely are not writen back to the server at the end of a

Juan, I dont see people here with "attitude" or any need to shut down this list as you suggested. Contrary to your experience, I find people to be quite helpful here. Steven's comment "Start here and then ask a real question" is definitely not arrogant IMHO. He is just trying to knock some etiquette on Luan. Besides, he did give him all the answer Luan was looking for.

I have recently started to use wxRuby, because I have used the wxWidgets library from C++ for a few years and found it an excellent toolkit. I am using Ubuntu 8.04 and version 1.9.6 of wxRuby. A problem though is a number of instabilities. This may be due to my own ignorance, but I have usually found C++/wxWidgets, once the program compiles it will at least stay working, if at times

On Mon, Sep 7, 2015 at 11:02 PM, T.Weyergraf <T.Weyergraf at virtfinity.de> wrote: > First of all, I fully agree, that forked repos are undesirable. However, to > the casual observer (like me), there are hardly any ressources for Xen on > CentOS 7. There are some beta packages, as announced in the start if this > thread, with the latest update being 4.4.2 on 4th of august. I

Hey guys, Wx::ToolBar#insert_tool, is either not referenced right, or needs to be updated. 1.) Wx::ToolBar#insert_tool(size_t pos, ToolBarToolBase tool) comes up with a No overloading function type error, AKA 404 Not Found 2.) Wx::ToolBar#insert_tool(size_t pos, Integer toolId, Bitmap bitmap1, Bitmap bitmap2 = NullBitmap, Boolean isToggle = false, Object clientData = nil, String shortHelpString