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https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92971 --- Comment #5 from Philippe Condé <conde.philippe at skynet.be> --- hello, it is kde5 (KF5). With opensuse Tumbleweed we do a global update (snapshot). Difficult to see thereafter if this is due to KDE or the kernel. Three examples from journalctl: the very first error after the boot message: the lock occurred during reactivation of

Here is the setup: Phone -SIP G729-> AsteriskA -IAX G729-> AsteriskB -SIP G729-> Carrier The call completes but AsteriskA prints on the screen a ton of those "Dropping Frame of G729" messages starting about 5 seconds into the call: Jun 10 11:17:14 NOTICE[14277]: frame.c:135 __ast_smoother_feed: Dropping extra frame of G.729 since we already have a VAD frame at the end Jun

Any ideas on this? This has always worked in the past until we got this new customer and his new fax machine. Faxing from my machine works fine. But faxing from his gives this error. I can't imagine why his fax machine would be causing frame errors. -- Redirecting Zap/4-1 to fax extension -- Executing Macro("Zap/4-1", "fax-handle|7133950500|2815692740|Y") in

Hello First time setup for a Linux PDC. Have done several Micro$ Keep getting these errors smb conf in body. I did the group add scrpt Not modfy as all the googiling I have found suggest. Can anyone Help Please. Thanks Mike Aug 21 21:24:37 ns2 smbd[14249]: create_builtin_users: Failed to create Users Aug 21 21:24:37 ns2 smbd[14248]: [2007/08/21 21:24:37, 0]

Dear friends - a couple of papers in PNAS (lastly:framework for making better predictions by directly estimating variables' predictivity, Lo et al PNAS 2016; 113:14277-14282) have focused interest on mapping complex traits to multiple loci spread all over the genome. I have been around on the relevant taskview(s) I hope but fail to see that the backward haplotype transmission association

Dear R-devel, When I was playing around with different kind of indices when subsetting I noticed some unexpected behaviours when using non-integer numeric indices, especially near zero. From the docs: ?Numeric values are coerced to integer as by as.integer<http://127.0.0.1:14277/help/library/base/help/as.integer> (and hence truncated towards zero).? But some behaviour differs from that, and

For my application I''m going to be in need of a 1-small calendar (pop up kind) where a user would click on a month/date and it would be sent back to the form action. 2-also some kind of textarea / htmlarea plugin I''ve perused around the plugin directory and possible found a calendar. I think dynarch is the name and included in a suite. As for the htmlarea I think there was a

The Wine development release 1.1.2 is now available. What's new in this release (see below for details): - Control panel improvements and new appwiz panel. - Restructurations of state handling in Direct3D. - Support for timer queue functions. - Many MSXML improvements. - Several fixes to Solaris support. - Various bug fixes. The source is available from the following locations:

Hello all, I have been using R for about 3 weeks and I am frustrated by a problem. I have read R in a nutshell, scoured the internet for help but I either am not understanding examples or am missing something completely basic. Here is the problem: I want to plot data that contains dates on the x axis. Then I want to fit a line to the data. I have been unable to do it. This is an example of

I am having a weird issue with setting the recording file for the Page app. Here is some quick background info I have a macro that pages all my phones: [macro-pageall] ; Context for paging all devices. ; This will search the sip table in the realtime database ; for all phones that start with a number. That number is ; passed to this macro as ${ARG1}. ; ; ARG1 = The

libguestfs has used double and triple underscores in identifiers. These aren't valid for global names in C++. (http://stackoverflow.com/a/228797) These large but completely mechanical patches change the illegal identifiers to legal ones. Rich.