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  1. rburke

    # of Rings

    I don't know of a way to specify a number of "rings" but you can extend the time it takes to go to voicemail by changing the timeout value in the Dial() command. In your Dial command there should be a hardcoded number, maybe 10 which is the number of seconds it will "Ring" the other phone until...
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    accept() returns 0

    My guess is that the blocking "accept" is getting interrupted by another signal. While that usually returns -1 you might want to change the "printf" in the accept returns 0 to "perror" and see what the errno is be set to. like this: Yours: else...
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    password recovery

    In short.. no. If someone has direct console access to some Cisco gear then they can always do a password recovery by powering off the equipment and using the console port for direct access. That is one of the main reasons for keeping high standards of physical security around networking gear...
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    2621xm internet help

    I agree with JOAMON that you need to make sure the Linksys has the routes to the 192.168.254.0/30, 172.16.0.0/30, and 10.2.0.0/16 subnets. Also if you are cannont ping the 10.2.0.x servers from the 2621XM then there is an issue with your routing. Doing a "show ip route" will confirm if the...
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    2621xm internet help

    Can you run a "show ip route" on both routers and see if they are advertising their routes correctly?
  6. rburke

    seg fault on fread()

    The reason is because you haven't allocated an memory to the prec pointer. You should do add a malloc in there to get the correct amount of memory: int lines = 32507; unsigned short int *prec; int x=0; char *file = "data_31.3125_-108.6875"; prec = malloc(lines * sizeof(unsigned short int))...
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    socket recv() - End Of Stream ?

    Sorry, of course it won't work since the -1 will break out of the loop. Below would be an example: int iRecvSize = 0; int cont_flag = 0; int tilde_flag = 0; do { if( (iRecvSize = recv(iSocketDesc, szRequestBuffer, REQUEST_SIZE-1, MSG_DONTWAIT)) < 0) { switch(errno) { case...
  8. rburke

    socket recv() - End Of Stream ?

    Yes, recv() and send() are blocking functions meaning that if there is no data available then it will block the process until more data becomes available. For what you are wanting to do you need to use the optional "flag" argument (you have a 0 in it at above). Put in MSG_DONTWAIT instead of 0...
  9. rburke

    &quot;screen&quot; help needed

    Hello all, Has anyone ever used the -X option on the "screen" command? According to the man page you should be able to pass commands into a screen using the -X option and specififying the screen with -S <name>. However I've been unable to figure out how to make this work. Has anyone ever got...
  10. rburke

    CALs question

    Thanks!
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    CALs question

    Hello everyone, I know this is probably a stupid question but what does the number of CALs limit in terms of usage? I know that it limits the number of Terminal Services running at once, but does it limit the number of web clients to a web server, FTP server, etc? I've been searching around and...
  12. rburke

    Apache : Virtual host to access files on separate drive -&gt; FORBIDDEN

    Well I don't know if you have figured it out but I was able to connect to mp3.rathernifty.com and start downloading anyone of those files(I canceled half way through the download). BTW. You might want to change the URL or remove those slightly copyrighted files. It looks like it is working from...
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    Heartbeat Cluster and apache

    What heartbeat package did you use for your installation? Thanks
  14. rburke

    Heartbeat Cluster and apache

    Can you elaborate on your solution? That is the reason for these forums. Thanks
  15. rburke

    Another Software RAID question

    This is really only going to be a file server with SMB, FTP, and of course SSH, also possbily NFS. The box is mainly going ot be used for backups, but possibly host some network mounted file systems through NFS.. that hasn't been set in stone yet. So I'm not too worried about the applications...

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