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Hai all, Iam a newbie to Asterisk. I want to configure my Asterisk thru Command Line Interface to connect two internal extensions and two external numbers and calls should occur between any of the two numbers. Can anybody kindly send me the configyration details for extensions.conf anf sip.conf file.. and if anything else needed to serve my purpose. Iam in a great need of this.... A reply word

> Hi, > I'm trying to setup Samba 2.0.2 in security=domain mode. My machine name > (softy) has been added as a member of the domain (waterloo). The > smbpasswd -J option keeps giving me an error: > > /usr/local/samba/var# ../bin/smbpasswd -D 3 -j WATERLOO > resolve_name: Attempting lmhosts lookup for name 53SVR1<0x20> > resolve_name: Attempting host lookup for

Hi all, Jeff here from softiesonrails.com... just wanted to get the word out that registration is now open for our next class, a two-day workshop for Rails beginners. Our one day "Web Developer Makeover" back in January was sold out, and a great time was had by all. Essential Rails is the two-day expanded version, g...

...ssortment of tools that no longer match section 1 of the unix manuals. > No nc-alike here? Okay, echo the machine code to disk for an ELF binary that makes the necessary syscalls, using octal escapes. No, don?t cheat and echo out a C or assembly language program, go straight to the metal, you softie. I might have done that for 8-bit z80 code, but I've since learned that it is rarely worth getting that intimate with the hardware. > You can?t just wish it away by telling everyone to switch to Java, or JavaScript, or whatever else. All you?re going to do is create another ?standard? in...

...that socket with another program, since it isn?t a real /dev node. >> No nc-alike here? Okay, echo the machine code to disk for an ELF binary that makes the necessary syscalls, using octal escapes. No, don?t cheat and echo out a C or assembly language program, go straight to the metal, you softie. > > I might have done that for 8-bit z80 code, but I've since learned that > it is rarely worth getting that intimate with the hardware. That was a reductio ad absurdum argument. The point is that if backwards compatibility is the be-all and end-all of software design, we had every...

On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 9:22 PM, Warren Young <wyml at etr-usa.com> wrote: > > Docker will eat away at this problem going forward. You naturally will not already have Dockerized versions of apps built 10 years ago, and it may not be practical to create them now, but you can start insisting on getting them today so that your future OS changes don?t break things for you again. > Yes,

...sockets. It?s really no different than installing libnsl on a Solaris box. No nc-alike here? Okay, echo the machine code to disk for an ELF binary that makes the necessary syscalls, using octal escapes. No, don?t cheat and echo out a C or assembly language program, go straight to the metal, you softie. > My opinion is that you'd be > better off switching to perl at the first hint of needing > arrays/sockets or any library modules that already exist in CPAN > instead of extending a shell beyond the basic shell-ish stuff. And there you are, foot on the slippery slope; down you go...

Greetings all, I have just install Shorewall on a Debian system and I''m using it as a firewall on an internal network. The specifics of the system are as follows: firewall:/var/log# shorewall version 3.0.4 firewall:/var/log# uname -a Linux firewall 2.6.12-1-386 #1 Tue Sep 27 12:41:08 JST 2005 i586 GNU/Linux Shorewall start successfully and $FW can connect to the Internet for upgrading