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I have code like this: data <- read.csv("test1.csv", stringsAsFactors=FALSE, header=TRUE) # Graph myplot=ggplot(data, aes(fill=condition, y=value, x=condition)) + geom_bar(position="dodge", stat="identity", width=0.5) + scale_fill_manual(values=c("#7b3294", "#c2a5cf", "#a6dba0", "#008837"))+

http://www.pcphoneline.com/skype "The VPT1000 is NOT a simple last generation USB phone audio device but is rather a next generation integrated gateway and USB phoneset with simultaneous dual mode Skype and SIP calling support. Skype is not forecast to have "SkypeIn" available until June 2005 but you can have the capability now via its built in SIP capabilities." Is this a

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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 == What happened == On Wednesday February 24th, at 6pm UTC time, the DC hosting some of the CentOS equipments used for various roles had suffered from multiple electricity power outages. The facility was completely dark for just under 2 hrs, and we were able to start recovering services by 8pm UTC. By midnight we had most services restored, by

In that example you could make outgoing calls only correct? (since incoming likely needs port forwards) I guess the questions becomes "how often are you going to do that to justify the extra $100 or so you going to pay for a wifi sip phone?" Paul Fielding (paul.fielding@shaw.ca) wrote: > > I think some people are missing the point. You can't throw your cordless >

Anybody care to muse on Wi-SIP vs. SIP-DECT? My limited research indicates that none of the WiSip phones will ever be able to match the performance of DECT phones. Maybe I'm wrong but a Wi-SIP phone seems like a DIESEL sports car. There is nothing wrong with the technology, but it seems like a shoe-horned fit into the requirements of a wireless endpoint. DECT uses a wireless radio layer

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Has anyone managed to get these two phones to make a video call to each other ? If so, care to share how the hell you managed ? the GXV is at the latest firmware, and xlite the latest download Asterisk 1.4 trunk TIA Julian

Hello, I have been retained by a Building Management Company to install a combined Voice/Data solution for a Tennated Office Space. This space will rent offices, with telephone and internet service to inviduals or small groups of individuals. As fate would have it, the service will be provided in a building where we have a major Pop, with a DS-3 worth of ISDN PRI circuits, 345 megs of

I've seen lots of stuff go around about Grandstream firmware levels (in my case specifically the BT101/102). I'm just wondering what the currently accepted 'best' firmware version is to use? After seeing stuff going around about buggy firmware I want to know what I'm getting into before upping past my current 1.0.5.11. It's relatively stable, and the last thing I want

Dear Sir, My name is ChenHua, and I'm writing on behalf of the China-Lutong mechanical company. Located in the south east of China, we specialize in hydraulic heads for the VE distributor pump. We can supply standard, good quality units at a very competitive price. The following types are available: Engine model VE PUMS code NO UNIT PRICE(EX WORKS) ISUZU) NP-VE4/11L

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello James, have you ever tested the pv-drivers on W2k SP4? ;-) At first there is a little failure in install.bat. The version-number of w2k starts with "5.00" instead of "5.0.". So your script couldn''t recognize w2k. The rest of the installation looks ok, but after rebooting the vm nothing happens. Theres still the

I'm using tftp server that automatically loads on each reboot, for some reason the last 2 files fail to load each time. (and I think this has always been the case) Aborted 192.168.16.32 C:\Program Files\TFTP Desktop\1.0.5.18\cfg000b82005c24 Octet, Send 192.168.16.20 25 Jan 18:25 Error Aborted 192.168.16.32 C:\Program Files\TFTP

Dear Sir, My name is ChenHua, and I'm writing on behalf of the China-Lutong mechanical company. Located in the south east of China, we specialize in hydraulic heads for the VE distributor pump. We can supply standard, good quality units at a very competitive price. The following types are available: Engine model VE PUMS code NO UNIT PRICE(EX WORKS) ISUZU) NP-VE4/11L

Hi, Is it possible to integrate SNORT with IPFW. I have an entire network behind an IPFW BRIDGE. Just need IDS capability enabled for the network. Just an hint is enough. Any other way I can achieve this in IPFW. -Sunil Sunder Raj

I am running a home box (600watt total load, may expand to 800-900) and I need a UPS that can sustain power to that for at least 20 min, but I want as much time as I can get. Does anyone on the list have a similar setup with a UPS that was easy to set up with NUT? Generally speaking, what mfrs. and models are very well supported? Which should I avoid at all costs? I know this seems like

I'm using a Grandstream IP phone to call someone through our asterisk pbx. The PBX is running "Asterisk 1.0.3-BRIstuffed-0.2.0-RC3" and uses 2x ZAP-HFC cards. When I call someone, if the call isn't answered and then I hang up, I get "487" coming up on the grandstream phone. If I pick up the receiver again and then hang up, the PBX starts calling me back and when I

Hi All We have Grandstream 102's running ver X.18. When hanging up after a call has been made the grandstream seems not to disconnect the call and when you put the handset down the phone rings only to pick it up and be on the same call. This is happening quite often and gets very irritating. Can anyone help with this? Regards Doug

Ok, I have a 7960 that's plugged into my laptop. my home network is wireless so I don't have a switch anywhere to plug the phone into directly. I'm running siproxd on my OS X laptop and I can make outbound calls from the 7960 fine (I guess I don't have the phone configured to register inbound calls via SIP), but the phone isn't registering to the asterisk box via siproxd