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You wrote: I have been disappointed that I can't use Linux+Samba as an alternative to a Win9x or NT server for our GP medical practice. The software we need runs in win9x. We crave stability. But Linux+Samba is just much slower as a file server. It's normally quite fast: are you running over a dial-up network, requiring you to adust MTU's for speed??? If not, try ``socket

...e. Sometimes a good time later than the reading comes the writing. And there the real strangeness might begin. Because usually the framebuffer of JACK is set in power of two. But I see, that app_jack wants to write 3844 (31*31*2*2), yet it fails! Now I found out, that I can phone now. BUT: Theother party reaches me quite clear, after a few seconds of horrible white noise, with frequencies above 8kHz. Yet I come through all hacked or very slow. The slowness also happens to my voicemail. So if someone gets the voicemail, the sound is slow. As if it was timestretched. I don't think it&...

R CMD check tells me * checking R code for possible problems ... NOTE agexact.fit.rds: ... may be used in an incorrect context: ?optim(init, agfitfn, ...)? Warning: <anonymous>: ... may be used in an incorrect context: ?optim(init, agfitfn, ...)? Can anyone tell me what this message means? My searches haven't turned up anything useful. This is with R 2.7 and 2.9. The message

I'm trying to clarify contexts and their uses. I do have a good general understanding of them. My question is about "undeclared" and "non-existant" contexts. If I have a block somewhere (in sip.conf, for example), and it has no "context=thiscontext" field, does it just automatically use the "default" context? Or is this settable? (I see there is an