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Hello! I occasionally can see warnings like these during *idle* times in asterisk log (asterisk 13.7.2): [2016-06-05 06:11:51] WARNING[27817] pjsip: sip_transactio Unable to register REGISTER transaction (key xists) [2016-06-05 06:11:51] WARNING[27817] pjsip: sip_transactio Unable to register REGISTER transaction (key exists) Nothing more. The third REGISTER package works as expected. What's going on: My phone regularly (each 7.5 minutes) sends REGISTER. Sometimes, those REGISTERs are denied like s...

Hello, sorry if this post is a little bit offtopic, but samba is marginaly involved and I hope this problem was solved before. We have a windows 2000 terminal server in a domain where the PDC and BDC are linux/samba machines. Now on the TS we get a message 221 that we need more server licenses. When I try to add them through the license manager it searchs for a service on the PDC/BDC that

I'm running mandrake 8.1 and i installed the mandrake RPM. If i try to run: wine notepad.exe winreal keeps running at 98% CPU and nothing appears on the desktop, i let it run for 2 hours. I dl'ed winecheck form winehq.com and these are the results: --------------------------- checking Wine base files --------------------------- 001. Checking for file "wine"...

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello! Thanks for the help in my last post. I checkout icecast and libshout from CVS and now I have some problems building icecast. I read the HACKME file and I follow the instructions but when run "autogen.sh" it returns a serial of errors concerning to "libtoolize". I suppose this library is missing, but I can't locate it.

I think it'd be reasonable to at least figure out a good way to do type references consistently across the two schemes, but I'm OK with the idea of having a blob of opaque type information for different debug info formats, created by frontends (& don't mind if the library for building that blob live in LLVM or Clang for now - the DWARF one at least would probably live in LLVM

...efer to another type record (e.g. a Pointer record referring to the record that describes the referent type of the pointer), it uses a 32-bit "type index", usually abbreviated "TI". A TI with a value less than 0x1000 refers to a well-known type for which no type record actually exists. Examples include primitive types like 'int' or 'wchar_t', and simple pointers to these primitive types. A TI with a value of 0x1000 or greater refers to the another type record in the types section, whose zero-based index is determined by subtracting 0x1000 from the value of the TI...

I just installed Debian on my PowerBook G4 12", but my X server refuses the start. I've appended my Xorg.log and xorg.conf. This is with a Debian testing system with the following relevant packages: # dpkg -l '*nouveau' 'drm*' 'xserver-xorg' Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold |