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This was posted at The Asterisk Blog Forums <http://asteriskblog.com/forum/> Click here for the original post.<http://asteriskblog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=20> I need someone to explain how the dialplan rules work? I'm having a hard time getting it. I know that to dial out you need a 9 and to ignore that 9 once your out... requires a switch of sorts that tells asterisk to ignore

as i said, right now i'm just getting my feet wet. but, i will be needing to build dialplans on the fly. 'add extension' seems like the right call to make. .t > What is the goal of this? It doesn't make much sense to me. Care to > share some insite into what your goal is? > > bkw > > On Sun, 23 Nov 2003, tad wrote: > > > actually, i do have a

So I'm sure many of you are using or have tried to use TrixBox. Thus far, I'm in love with it. I haven't had a single snag. Then again, I don't need to get into anything overly nitty gritty with my Asterisk box. What are your views? -- Want a free copy of "TrixBox Made Easy"? Read the contest rules

As part of my effort to back away from the primary Shorewall support role, I am going to change the way that Development releases are supported. It was my hope that Development releases would be used primarily by people who need the new functionality in those releases but I am seeing a small but steady stream of posts on the Development list asking questions about initial installation and

Hi Brian. Thanks for liking the idea. The code for doing this, could actually be fairly easy. If you start researching on what a Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) is, and understand how to implement a rough algorithm on this, you could easily add a test in the code, before the encoder kicks in, and prompt a message to the user, that it should be aware that the file could not be compressed, because it

Hey guys, just thought I'd let you know that I'm giving away a copy of "TrixBox Made Easy" on The Asterisk Blog <http://www.asteriskblog.com>. Check it out. -- www.AsteriskBlog.com Your home for easy to learn Asterisk stuff. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

New to R, and didn't find the following in the docs. Main use for R. to get feet wet, is to pipe in x,y,z data, one point per line, and plot it in 3d, like this: { echo 1,2,3 echo 2,4,6 ... } | R ... But functions like contour seem to require index vectors that are sorted. I am curious why, and how to convert. Also, I am curious whether any Lisp person has ever written a front end to R

Hi everyone, I know there's a TODO page on the wiki, but it's kind of old (may), and it doesn't really indicate priorities. So I thought I'd list my skillset and interests here, and let those who are experienced with nouveau development point me to a good place to start. I'm currently running a P4 (presler) with a GeForce 6600. The family gaming macine is being upgraded soon

Hi All, I am fairly new to Ruby and backgroundRB. I am trying to run a simple example in Windows to get my feet wet with backgroundRB and am running into an ''uninitialized constant'' error when I invoke the controller on my rails app. In ''MyTest'' Controller ------------------- def longrun session[:job_key] = MiddleMan.new_worker(:class =>

Hi list: I have been trying to get my feet wet with the ARM backend. As a warmup exercise I wanted to be able to move jumptables especially large ones out of the code section. Currently the idiom for jump tables loooks like this // .set PCRELV0, (.LJTI9_0_0-(.LPCRELL0+8)) // .LPCRELL0: // add r3, pc, #PCRELV0 // ldr pc, [r3, +r0, lsl #2] // .LJTI9_0_0: //

i am working on a task manager with ruby on rails. it is my first major project, so i''m still gettng my feet wet as i learn. i''ve been trying to use the built in relationships to link my tables together, but i''m not able to use the same naming conventions. for each task, it has a field for the creator, and another field for the assignee. both of these fields

I'm busy 'till Monday morning but I'll break out the ole' diffy-q's textbook next week and do some background reading, thanks. Any clues on where in the code to look in order to put those hooks in? - Brian On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 4:08 PM, J?rgen Vigdal <jorgen at anion.no> wrote: > Hi Brian. > > Thanks for liking the idea. > > The code for doing this,

hi folks. (apologies in advance if this is a particularly stupid question) just getting my feet wet with asterisk / agi, and am a little stuck using EXEC. it works fine for applicaitons that take simple arguments, but chokes on applications that require multiple words as arguments. for example, this works fine: EXEC Playback(demo-congrats) but this doesn't: EXEC add extension

Hi I am new to the LLVM infrastructure. I would like to contribute to the project. Looking at all the information available on LLVM, I am a little overwhelmed. I have taken a compiler design course and have worked on another compiler project. I was wondering if anyone could suggest a little roadmap where I can get my feet wet a little. I am currently not sure where to start. I know this is not

actually, i do have a workaround which bypasses the exec command entirely: system("asterisk -r -x 'add extension s,3,Playback(demo-congrats) into local'"); but it's ugly. seems like it should be possible to do this with exec. .t ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Sun, 23 Nov 2003 21:17:50 -0500 (EST) From: tad <tad@media.mit.edu> To:

Hi. I have been searching through old threads and various forums, but can't seem to find out what the consensus view is here on the best type of FXO hardware to use for a home asterisk implementation. Specifically, should I buy a FXO ATA like the Sipura 3000, or a PCI form factor port like the Digium TDM400 series. I have read horrible things about problems with the X100P, so I have ruled

Hello everyone, I've been using LLVM for quite some time now (for writing my own toy compilers) and I've been following this mailing list for the last few months. I would like to start making contributions to the project. I have no particular area of interest right now (in the sense that I find pretty much all of LLVM fascinating). Are there any known low hanging fruit that I could tackle

Hello, all. To get my feet wet and hopefully make a small contribution, I was looking for something small to start with. I settled on one of the suggestions from the CodeGen readme: > Reassociate should turn things like: > > int factorial(int X) { > return X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X; > } > > into llvm.powi calls, allowing the code generator to > produce balanced multiplication

Hi, I need to setup a new mail server and before I got my feet wet or losing in the configurations jungle, I really need some advice from the gurus here for what the best software to used for the mailserver base on CentOS 4.x setup. The objective is, the mailserver will be easy to setup, maintained and have some 1. database backend for storing user info ( mysql? ) 2. spam and antivirus

Hello, I am in the process of writing an R extension for parallelized MCMC, with heavy use of compiled code (C++). I have been getting my feet wet by implementing a simple matrix-vector multiplication function in C++ (which calls a BLAS level 2 function dgemv), and comparing it to the '%*%' operator in R (which apparently calls a BLAS level 3 function dgemm). Interestingly, I cannot