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What are these messages that * constantly sends to the client? And why does it always say 'looking for [server ip] in default' ? Sometimes I see 404's instead of 200's, and I know something is wrong but I don't know what is being signalled here. In this case 206.80.111.117 is the * server, and 4.27.217.38 is my nat box. <-- SIP read from 4.27.217.38:61384: OPTIONS

I have been working with this for a wile and I have been watching the list for about a month on this subject, to no avail. I am wondering if anyone has successfully configured asterisk for clients to connect to it when the clients are behind nat. I mean successfully because I can do everything except for audio, my audio is only one way. I am asking so I can determin if I will be continuing

Arnaud, my UPS arrived yesterday; thanks for your generosity. I'm using it to power the computer I'm typing on. This moves NUT up a few places on my priority list. In our last email exchange, I believe we agreed on a couple of major points. I want to confirm these before I start modifying the documentation heavily. 1. asciidoc is a good master format for the in-tree documentation. 2.

...0 active samba users. The result was that hardly any user was able to really do anything (eg access a file via samba). One sympton was visible in a very high share of cpu *system* time (about 25% on each of the 10 CPUs). This system load was caused by the smbd daemons where each of these processes regurlarly did a stat as well as as fstat on all active users directories in /home . The home directories are mounted by automount from one of our fileservers using NFS. From each existing fileserver (fs1, fs2) the samba server NFS-mounts the users parent directory under eg /import/fs1, /import/fs2, and aut...

Okay fellow Asterisk users... Listen up (or perhaps more appropriately, "read down"). The Asterisk community is growing at a remarkable pace. I know there are thousands of you out there -- in fact there are over eight *thousand* subscribers to asterisk-users alone, and almost one *thousand* registered users on the bug tracker. The #asterisk IRC channel is consistently in the top 10

Hello all, I have a few strange errors in my messages log I can't fix. My system works great, it just bugs me that I have error (or apparent errors) that I don't know about. I get automount errors regurlarly (daily) that are reflected in the last four lines of the log file excerpt below. My misc and net directories are there, but I can't write to them either. The properties say that each of the directories was created on 2/26/01 at 6:56pm (about the same time I was getting my DNS server working, I...