I installed the new 1.4 beta and the new AJAX gui.. its actually pretty damn
nice!
Links:
Screenshots - http://www.asterisk.org/node/111
1.4 Install - http://astrecipes.net/?n=216
GUI Install - http://astrecipes.net/?n=217
- Original Message -
From: Steve Holdoway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Nick Rout wrote:
>
>
> I just wonder if its a topic more suited to the chch robotics group? Just
>
> a suggestion mind you.
>
>
Sounds like something worth looking in to. I've tried some mailing list
links that resolve to your website but no cigar, do you have any working
ones?
Wesley Parish wrote:
> On Mon, 02 Oct 2006 20:22, Roy Britten wrote:
>
>> On 02/10/06 19:17, Ben Bodley wrote:
>>
>>> I'm not sure about this month's meeting as I am away, but sometime in
>>> the future I could demonstrate using Linux for
Wesley Parish wrote:
> Just to stir the pot, who's doing what for this next meeting?
>
> Wesley Parish
>
Hi Wesley,
I'm not sure about this month's meeting as I am away, but sometime in
the future I could demonstrate using Linux for embedded electronics. I
have various dev boards, gadgets, and
Don Gould wrote:
>
>
> Steve Holdoway wrote:
>>> What is wrong with the Nortel solution? Must be serious to
>>> consider an
>>> upgrade after 2 years!
>>
>> ...apart from the cost, closed source, arrogance ( if they're the
>> same as they were in the Netherlands anyway )?
>>
>> Not much, really.
Chris Hellyar wrote:
> I don't want to publicly slander Telecom, seeing as I've already named
> them as the vendor, so I wont go into detail. In the vaguest of terms
> there were some compromises in the design and implementation.
>
> I signed off on the spec, so I was/am part of the problem in the
>
> Question 4
> ==
>
> I would like to roll out a standard (rich) set of packages onto each
> machine, apart from going clicketty-clicketty in synaptic, what is the
> easiest way of installing lots and lots of Ubuntu systems?
>
1. Set one machine up the way you want it
2. dpkg --get-se
>
> Preprocessing, splint and linking and unit test steps are all on the
> source machine and not distributed.
>
> What if I roll out the new distro with a clustering file system and load
> balancing job queuing and.?
Would a clustering file system really help here?
distcc is a good hack t
>
> I meant exactly the opposite to the way you took it. I thought you'd have
> gathered that from the fact that I was answering you less than 30 minutes
> after you posted, in which time I'd made a new virtual host, updated my dns
> server, downloaded the software, created the database and ins
>>
>> Ben
> Blimey, that took a lot of installing! Just waiting for wordpress.org to
> come online for some new themes.
>
> Thanks for that one.
>
I guess it does depend on distribution, package management, along with
the inevitable custom tweaks of the odd config file. LAMP is pretty
well su
Steve Holdoway wrote:
> Can anyone suggest any decent software to set up a blog? It's for some
> friends of ours where mum+9yo son go wandering around Europe for a few
> months, while dad stays back here. None are particularly technical, so it
> must be pretty easy to use and update ( text+pic
Nick Rout wrote:
> From my reading of man wget, theoretically this should work:
>
> 1. open site in firefox, which authenticates and stores a cookie
>
> 2. use firefox's cookies.txt file to retrieve with wget:
>
> wget --quiet --load-cookies cookies.txt http://www.site.com/forums.php -O -
>
> J
>
> I don't have cable so I can't definitively test but I'm pretty sure you
> should
> have less latency to local peering points than ADSL (although Telstra doesn't
> usually peer so that might not mean much).
>
> VoIP is great, on the proviso that you have a decent connection and a decent
>
Steve Holdoway wrote:
>>2. Go mobile
>>
>>Drop the landline, move phone plans to talkzonezero [49.95], get a
>>shitter B/T mobile and jury rig VOIP via. 3rd mobile using asterisk.
>>Possible savings: $45 + $6 + $10 cheaper internet + $20 mobile plans,
>>Problems: VOIP delay? Still locals dialing i
>>
>>However the cap is a real problem here. Voip is useless if running torrents
>>with the massive 128k upstream bandwidth. Capped it'll just be useless.
I would go with a 10Gb cap 2M up, 2M down? This enough?
>
>
> Yep, but cable is 2Mb up and you can get 512k upstream ADSL now (although
>
Hi Guys,
I'm just re-evaluating communications at my house, which I also work
from daily, and was interested in thoughts regarding any cost savings
and improvements.
Requirements:
Phone in/out
Fax in/out
Interweb [10Gb min]
2 x mobile phone
Current setup [costs monthly]:
Phoneline (Telecom)
Friendly humour for a Monday morning..
To be honest, trying them all has been a benefit to me, and I have found
a good fit for the way I work and play. That, IMHO, is how to get a
*perfect* distro.
Dont listen to anyone else. Try them all and see what fits.
Ben
Nick Rout wrote:
> moving to ub
Interesting NZ site for any programmers/hackers amongst the group, I'm
sure integration with GPS on an old linux laptop wont be far away ;)
V. sim to google API.. Free developer keys..
http://api.zoomin.co.nz
Ben
--
www.teknique.co.nz
"Solutions for the real world"
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Nick Rout wrote:
> On Wed, 10 May 2006 06:10:37 +1200 (NZST)
> Derek Smithies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>I watched Suse 10.1 being demonstrated at LinuxTag in Germany.
>>http://www.linuxtag.org/2006/en/home/aktuelles.html
>>
>>The animated graphics are awesomly good. Seeing the different ac
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