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...tart until you fixed the problem and selected a valid non-standard port." Is there any reason something like this isn't implemented already? Could it be implemented? On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 2:02 PM Ron Frederick <ronf at timeheart.net> wrote: > On Jul 30, 2015, at 1:30 PM, Stop Spazzing <stopspazzing at gmail.com> wrote: > > I would like to suggest adding a fallback in the event that somehow the > sshd_config port number is invalid. > > Example: > Port != (1<= or >=65535) > > By default fall by to port 22, and spit out an error. Same would go f...

I would like to suggest adding a fallback in the event that somehow the sshd_config port number is invalid. Example: Port != (1<= or >=65535) By default fall by to port 22, and spit out an error. Same would go for if the new port is already in use, fall back to port 22 and spit out an error. Why is this a good idea? Would be a good idea because people are human and make mistakes, and you

...ccurring before this AGC jump, and they survive the noise filter, then AGC behaves nicely and hangs out around 1.33x to start with, gradually rising as it listens for something useful. For example, as I tested this today, the faint sound of birds chirping outside was enough to prevent the AGC from spazzing out! Anyway, what I propose are the following commands to let an application interface a little more with the AGC: SPEEX_PREPROCESS_GET_AGC_GAIN SPEEX_PREPROCESS_GET_AGC_MAX_GAIN SPEEX_PREPROCESS_SET_AGC_MAX_GAIN I've implemented these and use them for the following: 1) I display the curren...

I've been having a problem with Win95 clients watching a printer queue on the Samba server (called labserv2). labserv2 is a Solaris 2.5.1 machine running samba 1.9.18p4. The printing system is LPRng 3.4.2. A user can watch the printer queue from a Win95 client machine. However, when the printer queue gets backed up (usually about 12 jobs), the queue window locks. The corresponding smbd