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Hi All, sorry if I post again this e-mail but I think the first one was lost. I don't know if this is OT but I'm working in my spare time at a small hardware project that match to what's requested below. It's a board with Input/Output capabilities and 10Mbps ethernet interface. It has Microchip software TCP/IP stack on it. Being at a very beginning stage, you can see a little

I'm getting really poor performance when using samba with specific applications - winamp and windows media player, when building the media library. I keep my mp3 files on a debian server (2.4.23-1-k7). It is running samba 3.0.7-Debian. Most operations seem to work OK. I can copy a 10 MB file to or from the server in about 30 seconds. My client is windows XP. It connects to the server via

Our basic system is as follows: P4 3.0 Ghz w/ HT, 1GB PC3200 RAM, 120 GB HDD, RH 9.0 OS, * from CVS several weeks ago, working OK for routing, VM, and AA, calls in on separate PSTN lines to Adtran TSU 600, into * server through T100P card. The hardware is not taxed at all with little over 20% proc utilization ever, low mem use, etc. All Phones are SNOM 200's with various firmware revisions

Dear Members, I am searching for a new PBX for the company. My choice is Astrisk. My Boss wants background music via all the telephones. This is done in a conventional PBX that he wants, but I can use the Asterisk PBX if it can do this also. As I said he needs background music on every telephone this is not to be mistaken with music on hold. The bit stream is an MP3 file of 8 Kbs. At the server

Hi, In constant search for optimization, a friend told us about his experience with Gentoo Linux-distro. He claimed that he doubled the performance of his server by changing to Gentoo from Debian. Does anyone have any experience with running Asterisk on a Gentoo linux? /Niels --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.801

Question for other snom 200 users: 1. We have horrible sound quality regardless of the codec we use in the phone or specify in *. Has anyone else run into this early on and found a software fix? 2. Speakerphone will not work for playing VM messages, it chops the message into unintelligible fragments of audio. Any ideas? 3. Initially we have horrible introduction of background noise into the

A little off topic this morning...I'm thinking about switching out of Comast's clutches to another high-speed service. I've tried TDS DSL, but they were half the speed comast was/is. I''ve looked into Speakeasy, since I heard a few of ya talking about them. Since I had TDS, that kinda tells me I can get DSL. I live in Mount Juliet, on MT juliet road, behind the

Hi,all When we allocate bandwidth to a host/device in LAN , how can we know the max. bandwidth the device(e.g.1394,ethernet,powerline..) can receive(in the idle condition, no other application occupy the bandwidth) ? Can RSVP signaling do that?or others ? Thanks Fionna ___________________________________________________ 最新版 Yahoo!奇摩即時通訊 7.0，免費網路電話任你打！ http://messenger.yahoo.com.tw/

Hi Michael, Once it was a pane in the neck for me to set this up as I had almost the same problem. First you have to find out in your Linux distribution where do you setup a permanent route entry. I mainly use Mandrake, but it had changed the way it handles this, but look at the file "/etc/sysconfig/static-routes", it had a syntax similar to the command that you stated below without the

I realize that many on this list have likely applauded the NetworkManager package split that removed wireless stuff into its own package, NetworkManager-wifi, because for wired workstations and servers it might be desirable to not have any wifi software installed. And I believe it was a sound technical decision to do the split. However, in doing a fresh installation of what most call CentOS

Hello list, I have been trying to figure out the whole day how I can connect our old Trust UPS Energy Protector 400VA with nut. But I have not made any progress yet and the worst is: I have no idea where to start although I read the documentation and search the web. My first problem is how to find out which driver I should take because this UPS is not in the compatibility list. The second issue

On Monday 03 April 2017 14:13:08 Stuart D. Gathman wrote: Back on the mailing list, where such belongs. > On Mon, 3 Apr 2017, Gene Heskett wrote: > > Nut, IIRC, can do a periodic battery test by putting it offline, > > using the battery, for a predetermined length of time, weekly, > > monthly etc, > > We definitely don't want that in this instance either! Why not?

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I've been struggling with an ongoing problem the last month. Here is the layout of the wiring: T1 from ISP > DiTech Echo Cancel device > Voice Channel-Bank (same) T1 from ISP > (same) DiTech Echo Cancel device > asterisk1 server zap card > fax channel bank (same) T1 from ISP > (same) DiTech Echo Cancel device > asterisk1

...journaling OS buffers between SIGPWR and when the heads no longer get juice. Now I'll anticipate another possible reply: even if modern OS/filesystem layers have made UPS-controlled shutdowns rather pointless, there's still some case for NUT as a tool for logging the state history of your powerlines and the UPS itself. Under this assumption, upsmon and its config files would go away but there would still be a role for upsd and the drivers. The rest of this note will be founded on this assumption, because without it NUT would be *entirely* pointless. Which brings me to my next question: 2....

Hello... I have a PowerWare 9120 attached via USB to my Debian system. My ups.conf looks like this: [ups1] driver = bcmxcp_usb port = auto desc = "PowerWare 9120" When testing the driver with "upsdrvctl -u root start" I get: Network UPS Tools - UPS driver controller 2.0.4 Network UPS Tools - BCMXCP UPS driver 0.10 (2.0.4) Communications with UPS

The Wine development release 4.19 is now available. What's new in this release (see below for details): - A number of additional VBScript features. - More stateblock support in WineD3D. - Some fixes for ARM64 support. - Various bug fixes. The source is available from the following locations: https://dl.winehq.org/wine/source/4.x/wine-4.19.tar.xz

On Mon, 3 Apr 2017, Gene Heskett wrote: >> > Nut, IIRC, can do a periodic battery test by putting it offline, using > the battery, for a predetermined length of time, weekly, monthly etc, We definitely don't want that in this instance either! (Unless it is a dual PS server.) We want the ALARM that the nut driver is generating, and upsd is passing on - to be acted on in some

Hi, I'm trying to talk to an old Masterguard UPS A3000 so I can determine current load and status etc, to determine the best replacement options. After a fair amount of google fu, and attempting different things, this is where I have ended up. First, environment: OS: Linux (Debian Stable) NUT Version: 2.7.2-1 (Debian unstable package) UPS details (on the rear lable): Manufacturer:

Has anyone had any experience with wireless LANs and Asterisk? We have and here are my impressions. We configured an Asterisk in the office as a precaution to see how it would work for our own retail customers. Our office is open space, about 800 sq ft. (20x40 area). We use Snom200 and Grandstream SIP phones. Using the latest Linksys wireless access point (WAP54g) and 3 wireless bridges

The Wine development release 1.7.46 is now available. What's new in this release (see below for details): - Improvements in the BITS file transfer service. - Still more progress on DirectWrite implementation. - Support for shared user data on 64-bit. - Various C++ runtime improvements. - Some more support for the 64-bit ARM platform. - Various bug fixes. The source is available