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Hi everyone, I was trying the new send/receive feature today but can''t make it work. These are the commands I was using: btrfs subvol snap -r /mnt/data1/@downloads/ /mnt/data1/snapshots/testsnap btrfs send /mnt/data1/snapshots/testsnap | btrfs receive /mnt/data1/snapshots/testreceive/ This command never finishes. A ''ls /mnt/data1/snapshots/testreceive/ '' never finishes too. After killing the send/receive process one can see that the target subvolume was created but is empty. Sending the snapshot to a file and use this for receiving does work. What am I miss...

Hello- I've been writing a number of AGI scripts in Perl, and so far everything's working ok. However, yesterday I tried the AGI command "RECORD FILE" for the first time, and my channel locked up. Trying to stop asterisk produced a segmentation fault. There may be a bug here, but first let me make sure that I have the command line right (as the documentation is a bit sketchy)

Dear all, debian buster, two DCs (DC1 & DC2) samba packages updated from 4.11.9+dfsg-0.1buster1 to 4.12.3+dfsg-0.1buster1 this past Sunday night (Louis' packages). Since then, samba-tool drs showrepl shows a replication failure. DNS updates with samba-tool fail, example: root at dc1:~# samba-tool dns add dc1 samdom.example.com testrec CNAME afs3.samdom.example.com -k yes Failed to bind

Hi, I managed to get my hand on a Xenyx x2222usb at a friend's, so I took the opportunity to do some testing with it. Pi model B, one of the more recent editions (I also had an older one from just after they were introduced and that one had trouble rebooting when attaching/detaching network so I ditched that one). Two usb onboard. Xenyx x2222usb has the same usb chip 08bb:2902 Texas

Hi u, On Thu, 22 Jan 2015, unosonic wrote: > well, sort of, with a PI, Ices2 as a client, and an USB audio device as > input, e.g. a "class compliant" audio recoder like Olympus LS5, Zoom H2 > etc., but also a little mixer like the Behringer Xenyx 302 USB. > The problem i've encountered is with USB class1 devices, i.e. so called > "full speed" USB (which is