Hi All,
Who do I need to poke to get the yum repository / RPM files updated? The dahdi
RPMs are not up to date with the CentOS kernel versions any more, it's making
doing an installation a bit tricky due to dependancies, I'd rather not roll
back / remove new kernels if I don't have to..
On Monday, January 28, 2013 01:55:09 PM Steven Howes wrote:
Who do I need to poke to get the yum repository / RPM files updated? The
dahdi RPMs are not up to date with the CentOS kernel versions any more,
it's making doing an installation a bit tricky due to dependancies, I'd
rather not roll
On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 01:55:09PM +, Steven Howes wrote:
Hi All,
Who do I need to poke to get the yum repository / RPM files updated? The
dahdi RPMs are not up to date with the CentOS kernel versions any more, it's
making doing an installation a bit tricky due to dependancies, I'd
I would like to know, is there a method in which we can define the timeout
value for a member who already login to the queue but after quite a while
if he didn't answer the 3-4 calls (not going to member pause queue) but
automatically remove the member from the queue?
Please advise.
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On 01/26/2013 07:26 AM, Andreas Sikkema wrote:
On 1/18/13 13:24 , Matthew Jordan wrote:
1) Contact your carrier and ask why they are rejecting the 200 OK.
2) Assuming they won't change their behaviour, find out what they want
in a response that declines an image media format. Without knowing
Matthew,
A part of me wonders is if you're really running into the issue
described on ASTERISK-20908 [1]. Do you mind trying the patch on there
to see if it helps?
The problem is that some customers of mine (erm ours) who are running an
Asterisk based sot PBX are having some issues that are
