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Would anyone care to offer opinions as to the FXO interface which sucks the least :) I have an application in which it appears I must route certain calls out an analog PSTN line. Presently, I am testing an SPA-3000, but I can't seem to get the echo heard on the IP end of the call down to a non-annoying level. Any suggestions welcomed :) -Dorn

Currently the typical rejection message is: --------- Your message was automatically rejected by Dovecot Mail Delivery Agent. The following reason was given: Quota exceeded. --------- Then there is MDN + message headers in other MIME parts. But of course there sucky clients that can't display MDNs and users get confused. Any suggestions how to improve this message? I'm not sure if the "Dovecot Mail Delivery Agent" even needs to be in there. How about something like: --------- Your message to <foo at bar.org> was automatically rejected...

Greets, I'm encoding my favorite Vivaldi Four Seasons CD (my tester files) on my older dual PII-350 linux machines (it's kinda slow with '-b 160' but that's alright) and started wondering - mind you, I'm sucky at C - is it that hard to implement an encoder that uses all the processors on a SMP computer? Andre. -- Arthur Dent: "What's so unpleasant about being drunk?" Ford Prefect: "You ask a glass of water." - Douglas Noel Adams, 1952 - 2001 - DNA, so long and thanks for all t...

...options = TCP_NODELAY SO_RCVBUF=8192 SO_SNDBUF=8192 IPTOS_LOWDELAY SO_KEEPALIVE read raw = true write raw = true read size = 65535 write size = 65535 write cache size = 262144 But no changes led to any noticeable positive improvements. So my questions is this: is OS X just a sucky SMB client or is Samba misconfigured? I would stick with netatalk for performance, but it has a 2GB file limit which is a deal-breaker for large media files. thanks, stewart

...d Vorbis encoder - beta3 version, and here are my thoughts: - In comparison to beta2, subtle high-frequency artifacts seem to be gone (though they were small in beta2). Good job there! :-) - Velvet.wav also sounds better, but transparent quality is reached at -b256+. - Horn.wav still sounds very sucky, mode -b256 gives ~100kbps (this is understandable because in this sample practically there are no sounds above 5kHz) but the artifacts can be easily heard. Mode -b350 gives ~310kbps but still there is a difference (subtle though). I also noticed that you get similar artifacts when you encode simpl...

...cord > or third controller and split your disks across them evenly. That's plan for a next step. > Miloslav> We run 'rsync' to remote NAS daily. It takes about 6.5 hours to finish, > Miloslav> 12'265'387 files last night. >>> >>> That's.... sucky. So basically you're hitting the drives hard with >>> random IOPs and you're probably running out of performance. How much >>> space are you using on the filesystem? > > Miloslav> It's not so sucky how it seems. rsync runs during the > Miloslav> night...

...g systems it could get ported to that > isn't some flavor of Unix. But there are a few left... Yeah, this is a known problem. I've been purposely holding off until all the Path functionality was done. That's complete now so I'm starting to think about making the interface less sucky. We're probably going to model it after java.io.File which has a pretty clean interface. As for the permission bits, this is just needed for llvm-ar whose file format dictates that it have mode bits. There might be some opportunity for cleaning that up as well. If you have any specific suggesti...

...b forums suck for searching... it is very fast for me to find things in my mailbox for this.? IMHO you are forgetting that not everyone was in the mailing list from the start, there for I for example cannot search for things that happened before I joined and new users? doubly so? So having even a sucky search engine is better than not having one at all. ? I vote for the mailing list. I have a dedicated email address for all my lists and it's so much easier to search & I don't need to visit any site, the messages come to me.. Ryan ? Dude, all forums have the ability to keep you in...

Hi all, my dovecot IMAP Server (1.0.7-7.el5) is now up and running ;-) Now I want that all clients have to save there sent messages in the IMAP folder on the server. no problem with the thunderbird clients. BUT, I can't configure the office 2003 clients to save there send messages to the imap folder. Some people told me, that outlook 2003 isn't able to do that. The send messages

We have DELL server with MD1000 Disk array in it. O.S. is CENTOS 5.5. Recently every time MD1000 "patrol read" start I will get "media error" messages on /var/log/message file. I use MD1000 "slow initialize" to initialize "bad disk" and NO error. After "slow initialize" finish, I manually "startup patrol read". I continue get

...gs on close() if a client just dies (the machine just "dissapear" from the network) and there is still data to send in the TCP buffers. This is avoided specifying "NO_LINGER" in the socket, which means that the socket will be closed in background. - Added KEEPALIVE to avoid sucky clients. I've checked icecast1 and squid (both are rock solid) and they include those two options. I replicated them... Regards, -- ricardo "I just stopped using Windows and now you tell me to use Mirrors?" - said Aunt Tillie, just before downloading 2.5.3 kernel. -----...

...third controller and split your disks across them evenly. Miloslav> That's plan for a next step. Miloslav> We run 'rsync' to remote NAS daily. It takes about 6.5 hours to finish, Miloslav> 12'265'387 files last night. >>>> >>>> That's.... sucky. So basically you're hitting the drives hard with >>>> random IOPs and you're probably running out of performance. How much >>>> space are you using on the filesystem? >> Miloslav> It's not so sucky how it seems. rsync runs during the Miloslav> nig...

Indeed they weren't. It's up to date now. And now that I've done that I can't help but notice that Path.cpp is getting very Unix-centric in its interfaces, what with file permission bits and stuff. This is going to cause problems if and when LLVM is ported to other operating systems, though I have to admit it's getting difficult to name viable operating systems it could

...e interface to the latest Linux player for Real content, but I'll settle for cludging with XVFB if I have to (that's what we used to do before TRplayer came along). I'm guessing that HelixPlayer is probably the go, but this stuff doesn't seem very intuitive. The real.com site has a sucky javascript front page and I'd rather not have to mess with that in my non-javascript browser if I don't have to. All help appreciated. Geoff. --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ icecast project homepage: http://www.icecast.org/ To unsubscribe from this list, send...

...vesity. So there are typical rush hours from 7AM to 3PM. Lowers during the evening, almost not used during the night. > Miloslav> We run 'rsync' to remote NAS daily. It takes about 6.5 hours to finish, > Miloslav> 12'265'387 files last night. > > That's.... sucky. So basically you're hitting the drives hard with > random IOPs and you're probably running out of performance. How much > space are you using on the filesystem? It's not so sucky how it seems. rsync runs during the night. And even reading is high, server load stays low. We ha...

...tlenecks as well. Get a secord or third controller and split your disks across them evenly. Miloslav> That's plan for a next step. Miloslav> We run 'rsync' to remote NAS daily. It takes about 6.5 hours to finish, Miloslav> 12'265'387 files last night. That's.... sucky. So basically you're hitting the drives hard with random IOPs and you're probably running out of performance. How much space are you using on the filesystem? Miloslav> It's not so sucky how it seems. rsync runs during the Miloslav> night. And even reading is high, server load s...

...from tape into a DomU from a backup of a physical system and it''s working fine - 0.9.8 BSOD''d almost immediately and then left me with a corrupt filesystem, so that not happening with 0.9.9 is a good sign. Also, hdtune now works for me without any problems, although performance is sucky because it uses unaligned memory buffers. The thing that''s bugging me at the moment is how to make upgrades from previous versions work nicely. Part of the problem is that some of the drivers BSOD on close sometimes, which I should be able to fix if I can catch it happening, but the main...

...from tape into a DomU from a backup of a physical system and it''s working fine - 0.9.8 BSOD''d almost immediately and then left me with a corrupt filesystem, so that not happening with 0.9.9 is a good sign. Also, hdtune now works for me without any problems, although performance is sucky because it uses unaligned memory buffers. The thing that''s bugging me at the moment is how to make upgrades from previous versions work nicely. Part of the problem is that some of the drivers BSOD on close sometimes, which I should be able to fix if I can catch it happening, but the main...

...ed in the Q-Channel) and (will) allow(s) to determine, which artists have to be compensated, e.g. for digital radio or internet broadcasting. The ISRC together with OGG doesn't make free music (or videoclips) less free, but it helps artists to be compensated without forcing anybody to use these sucky codecs the music industry would like to see. IMHO, OGG should be capable to store the ISRC somewhere else than the comment string, though. It would be pretty great if there was a reserved place for it, similar to the ARTIST or TITLE field. This would have several advantages: - Users that want to...

https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=98631 Bug ID: 98631 Summary: GPU lock ups when starting GDM, SDDM, and Plasma Desktop Product: xorg Version: unspecified Hardware: PowerPC OS: Linux (All) Status: NEW Severity: blocker Priority: medium Component: