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Can anyone tell me what to do about the messages I'm getting, or should I ignore them? I think my SuSE 9.2 box is configured to expect a doman, and there isn't one, just a workgroup. Most things seem to be working ok, except for the messages: tolkien:/var/log # tail messages Apr 1 00:43:05 tolkien nmbd[3962]: Unable to sync browse lists in this workgroup. Apr 1 00:56:28 tolkien

I have Samba 3.0.9 on SuSE 9.2 on a P-III-500 with only 352mb of RAM. The share I'm copying to is on a SCSI RAID array handled by a Compaq Smart-2/P RAID Controller (rev 04) as identified by lspci. The RAID is all LVM and the share is ReiserFS-- maybe not the best choice for something which is so slow to write to. Anyhow, the problem is that when I copy to the share "movies" it

Well, I WAS puzzled by this persistent error. Then I stumbled onto something and I might have fixed it. It looks like with an XP client, XP might be trying to renegotiate which port to talk (445 or 139) over at the start of every transaction. Whichever one answers first is used for the rest of the transfer. I added this to smb.conf and restarted samba: smb ports = 139 I can't tell if

I'm trying to get Samba 3.0.9-2.3 to work under Suse 9.2. This my very first Linux install and I'm a little at sea here. There are so many things that could be wrong I don't know where to start. The Windows machine I'm using as a client has TCP/IP, file/printer sharing, and Client for MS networks. He can't see the linux machine's ("Tolkien") shares, but he

I have a samba 3.2.3-0.1-1882 server running on Suse SL11.0. It's out of the box, just the way YAST builds it. Pardon the extremely basic level questions here. The intent for this server is basically just file and print services. (It's defined as a BDC, I think, because I didn't do that on a previous install and I couldn't get name service (wins) to work right. Wins works

This might be a rube question; if so I apologize in advance. Someone asked me to help and I don't have much info, but I have a limited window and have to be forearmed with as much information as possible before I set foot in the door. The guy that asked for help runs a Red Hat 6.2 box with the version of Samba that came with RH 6.2. I asked him what version of Samba it was. He

Duncan: You may have it right-I took one phone and set the ring time to 60 seconds. I now get about 4 rings on that one. I wonder how I can change the timing source. Thomas M. Peters | Sr. Systems Administrator | tpeters at mcts.org<mailto:tpeters at mcts.org> Desk: 414.343.1720 | Helpdesk: x3400 or helpdesk at mcts.org<mailto:helpdesk at mcts.org> Milwaukee County Transit System

The line you commented out was writing errors to /var/log/asterisk/messages The problem you are having is the logging to /var/log/messages via syslog. It appears that Asterisk is sending verbose logging out to syslog even though logger.conf does not have syslog configured. I am not sure why Asterisk is doing that, and I do not want to play on a production system. I added a filter to the

Thanks for the reply John. About 85-90% of what this box has to do is just handle calls, but it also has options to transfer calls to the main phone system, which up to now has been another asterisk box. For example, you can hit 6 to be transferred to the Lost & Found Department. I do have allowguest set to “yes” already, but of course I also have type=peer and the other stuff for a sip

On 1/14/19 4:02 PM, Duncan Turnbull wrote: > > > Sent from my iPad > > On 15/01/2019, at 10:34 AM, Thomas Peters <TPeters at mcts.org > <mailto:TPeters at mcts.org>> wrote: > >> Duncan: >> >> You may have it right—I took one phone and set the ring time to 60 >> seconds. I now get about 4 rings on that one. >> >> I wonder how I

Ok, commented out that line. It's still doing it. Reloaded dialplan. Please don't tell me I have to restart asterisk. Thomas M. Peters | Systems Administrator | tpeters at mcts.org Desk: 414.343.1720 | Helpdesk: x3400 or helpdesk at mcts.org >>> Tiago Geada <tiago.geada at gmail.com> 6/26/2015 12:07 PM >>> messages => error states to log error messages to

Sorry, I'll try this again. It appears the email got stripped out and left the attachment. ------------------------ I'm having an issue where any machine refuses to join the domain. It's a a Debian server(lenny) with an LDAP backend. I assume the issue is something obvious, but this is an "inherited" network and based on the state of the rest of it, the issue could be

messages => error states to log error messages to 'messages' log file On 26 June 2015 at 17:50, Tom Peters <TPeters at mcts.org> wrote: > Switched from Asterisk 1.8 to 13.3.2. Now it logs to > /var/log/asterisk/full (good) as well as /var/log/messages (not good). > Anyone know why? > > # grep -v "^;" logger.conf > > [general] > [logfiles] >

On Thu, 2007-04-12 at 15:19 -0700, Jeff Cohen wrote: > Adamant isn't a Tolkien creation. It often refers to diamonds, but > historically can mean any hard, "unbreakable" stone, metal or other > substance. It's in the dictionary :) I'm having enough trouble this end just keeping up with the submissions, never mind tracking down the etymology of all submissions. If

We have an old Asterisk 1.8.7.0 system desperately need to keep alive for another 6 months or so. We had all kinds of hardware problems, so we virtualized it. Now, random extensions ring once and go straight to voicemail. I went to one of the affected extensions and changed the ring time from the default (20) to 26. Still one ring. I changed it to 30. Now I get two rings. Other extensions ring

Hola de nuevo. Leí mal. Si vas a eliminar esas filas, entonces usa: sqldf("select * from graph where sol!='lim' and dia!=2") En el correo anterior seleccioné precisamente a esas descartando a las demás. Culpa de mis anteojos... jeje. On Fri, Jul 12, 2013 at 5:20 PM, Freddy Omar López Quintero < freddy.vate01@gmail.com> wrote: > ​Hola.​ > > >> Tengo que

Switched from Asterisk 1.8 to 13.3.2. Now it logs to /var/log/asterisk/full (good) as well as /var/log/messages (not good). Anyone know why? # grep -v "^;" logger.conf [general] [logfiles] console => notice,warning,error messages => error full => notice,warning,error,debug,verbose,dtmf,fax Thankfully, the .../full logs are rotating properly now (thanks Dale) but we don't

Hola, En vez de utilizar "&" (que es "and") utiliza "|" (que es el "or"): graph <- graph[graph$sol=="lim" *|* graph$dia==2,] Saludos, Carlos Ortega www.qualityexcellence.es El 12 de julio de 2013 23:22, Freddy Omar López Quintero < freddy.vate01@gmail.com> escribió: > Hola de nuevo. Leí mal. Si vas a eliminar esas filas,

Hola. Sospecho que el problema puede estar relacionado con la versión del paquete que estás instalando (según veo, la última) y la versión de R que tienes instalada (2.15). Quizás conociendo la variante de linux que estás utilizando alguien de la lista te pueda orientar mejor conociendo las particularidades de *ese* linux. Salud. 2013/7/17 Ana Marina Srur <asrur@mendoza-conicet.gob.ar>

Hi all, Is there an effort underway to support lyrics (or, more generic, subtitles) in Ogg streams ? I'd say the best place for such textual data would be in it's own stream (Ogg/Tolkien for all I care ;) with time-indices for when a certain word is said by who. This allows for karaoke style lyrics and for simple full text lyrics dumps. It could also be used for subtitling/closed