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Hey list, I have a problem when I host 2 SIP-accounts on the same Asterisk-server. Asterisk picks out the SIP-account on alphabetic order A --> Z. In my sip.conf : register => user1:passwd1 at server/user1 register => user2:passwd2 at server/user2 [YOCAN-3starsnet] type=peer host=server username=user1 secret=passwd1 fromuser=user1 accountcode=user1_in [ITCENTER-3starsnet] type=peer host=server username=user2 secret=passwd2 fromuser=user2 accountcode=ITCin The Asterisk CLI shows...

Hi, I do not understand the difference between SIP and IAX, is it only two different protocols or something more special. The problem I have is that I've created two users Aix.conf register => users1:passwd1 register => user2:passwd2 [user1] type=user context=default secret=passwd1 host=dynamic [user2] type=user context=default secret=passwd2 host=dynamic extensions.conf exten => 550,1(Dial,IAX/user1); exten => 551,1(Dial,IAX/user2); and the error I get : Dec 31 15:03:16 WARNING[2885]...

...rg The rsync option flags --copy-unsafe-links --safe-links are not working correctly. It is possible to fool the function unsafe_symlink(const char *dest, const char *src) in util.c by adding extra slashes as the following example shows: $ mkdir /tmp/a $ cd /tmp/a $ ln -s ../../etc/passwd passwd1 $ ln -s .////../../etc/passwd passwd2 $ rsync -av --safe-links /tmp/a/ /tmp/b sending incremental file list created directory /tmp/b ./ ignoring unsafe symlink "/tmp/b/passwd1" -> "../../etc/passwd" passwd2 -> .////../../etc/passwd sent 115 bytes received 18 bytes 266.0...

...[global] dos charset = iso-8859-1 unix charset = iso-8859-1 workgroup = INFELEC realm = REALM.LOCAL netbios name = LINUXSA netbios aliases = LINUXSAMBA server string = Serveur Samba %v security = ADS password server = passwd1 passwd2 username map = /etc/samba/smbusers password level = 8 username level = 8 log file = /var/log/samba/log.%m max log size = 50 socket options = TCP_NODELAY SO_RCVBUF=8192 SO_SNDBUF=8192 dns proxy = No ldap ssl = no Does a...

Hi! I use protocol manager on a boot diskete to map a network drive share which is shared by a samba server. (i.e net use i: \\server\d) I give a username and a password which exists in /etc/samba/smbpasswd (i.e user name: user1 and password: passwd1) but when I create and/or edit a file, it changes the ownership to that file to owner user: dobody and group owner: nobody. Also the rights are changed from -rwxrwxrwx to -rwx-r--r-- In conclusion: even if a duply a valid username and password, the server logs me in as nobody... and I don't wan...