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..
Cheers
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 rol
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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Regards,
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
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
