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...directive to work. Nor the "hide files"! Also, If a user on W-95 saves a file to unix called, say, "Joe Smith.doc", I want it to stay as "Joe Smith.doc" , not be saved as "joe smith.doc" . (I assume there is nothing wrong with wanting this) These do not stike me as a complicated directives - what am I doing wrong? Help! Running Samba 1.9.17p2 on FreeBSD 2.2 Stable. Config file below: --------------------------- snip snip -------------------- [global] domain logons = yes hide files = /.*/Mail/nsmail/desktop/nethood/Network Trash...

...demo,menu etc) are ok - calls from gigaset via asterisk to pstn have stuttering - calls from sip via asterisk to pstn are ok - calls from pstn to asterisk (demo, menu etc) have stuttering - calls from pstn via asterisk to gigaset have stuttering - calls from pstn via asterisk to sip are ok what me stikes here is that you cant find a definitive suspect here. zaphfc itself seems to be ok - demo and menu sound are ok and otoh i get problems when zaphfc is out of the game - like calling asterisk alone from pstn. but capi itself works - at least when i use sip to call out. ive got to stop scratching...

...the start_station. This is the code I have at the moment, which finds two stations in the same run, and does not take in to account either the start_time or end_station coming after start_station. It works but is *very* database intensive, and that with only a small amount of sample data. This stikes me as a problem which has a cute solution. # params[:search][:start_station].class => string # params[:search][:end_station].class => string # params[:search][:start_time].class => time # Do actual search @matches = Array.new @start_station = Station.find(:first, :conditions => ...