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...Mitel had a default admin password, it seems possible that somebody accessed its UI over the network, and then accessed and copied its SIP credentials for your Asterisk server. If that's the case, the calls might not have been placed through the phone. The miscreant could have configured the purloined credentials into another hardphone, or a softphone app on any PC or tablet or cellphone which was able to access your LAN. The "cloned" phone would not have needed to actually register with Asterisk... it could simply have send an INVITE to place a call, and Asterisk would have challeng...

Pardon me if I don't adhere to list protocol - this is my first post: I have a simple home network with a seemingly intractable problem. I'm pretty new to Samba, though, and I can't help but think the answer, like the purloined letter in Edgar Allan Poe's story, is staring me in the face. Various folks have been helping me over on the Fedora list for 9 days, now, so I thought I'd try this problem here. The networks consists of the following: A linux Fedora Core server running several services, right on the n...

Pardon me if I don't adhere to list protocol - this is my first post: I have a simple home network with a seemingly intractable problem. I'm pretty new to Samba, though, and I can't help but think the answer, like the purloined letter in Edgar Allan Poe's story, is staring me in the face. Various folks have been helping me over on the Fedora list for 9 days, now, so I thought I'd try this problem here. The networks consists of the following: A linux Fedora Core server running several services, right on the n...

Hi Brendan, Thanks for your quick reply! >you can get the not-open-source version free from shoutcast.com. I'll purloin that today and see if it makes any difference..... > Your >symptoms imply that you may be trying to stream high-bitrate MP3s? >(that would be 160kbit+). Bzzzzt - nope, sorry, a 128Kbps stream. Another experiement for today is to go down to say 24Kbps and see if that helps any... >...

...pairs, hard links, acls, symlinks, batchfiles, aside from that, the failure modes are largely unexplored i encourage anybody who has the hacking muse and the inclination to fix or proffer a better patch and maybe even to see about getting something merged into the project. i think, at any rate, purloining the samba guys' work is a decent basis for such an endeavor. anyway, my only commitment to ongoing maintenance is to update for 2.5.6, since that release seems imminent, and then whatever releases we keep in step with at my work

...e Mitel had a default admin password, it seems possible that somebody accessed its UI over the network, and then accessed and copied its SIP credentials for your Asterisk server. If that's the case, the calls might not have been placed through the phone. The miscreant could have configured the purloined credentials into another hardphone, or a softphone app on any PC or tablet or cellphone which was able to access your LAN. The "cloned" phone would not have needed to actually register with Asterisk... it could simply have send an INVITE to place a call, and Asterisk would have challeng...

...min password, it seems possible that > somebody accessed its UI over the network, and then accessed and copied its > SIP credentials for your Asterisk server. > > If that's the case, the calls might not have been placed through the phone. > The miscreant could have configured the purloined credentials into another > hardphone, or a softphone app on any PC or tablet or cellphone which was > able to access your LAN. > The "cloned" phone would not have needed to actually register with > Asterisk... it could simply have send an INVITE to place a call, and > Ast...

To all I have some simple questions pertaining to weights used in regression. If the variability of the dependent variable (y) is a function of the magnitude of predictor variable (x), can the use of weights give an appropriate answer to the regression parameters and the std errors? Assume that y at x=1 and 6 has a standard deviation of 0.1 and at x=11 it is 0.4 Then according to a web page on

Hi all, I'm afraid that having spent yet another entire day floundering around in the world of icecast, I've really now got to the point of asking a difficult question. I set up an icecast server back in early 1999, and it seemed to work fine for months. We had a server crash here that meant I had to go and reget the sources to rebuild, and ever since then it has been nothing but