ts. With that experience, they might
also be a good choice for cloud-based servers. I haven't run a box
at Rackspace in years, though.
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Mike Pinkerton
On 23 May 2012, at 20:44, Joegen Baclor wrote:
> You can get a bare metal box at this price level from iWeb. I've
>
Tony:
That volume is way beyond what we will do. Our inbound faxes are
very important, but only occasional -- perhaps less than 100 per month.
Any suggestion on a trunk provider for a low volume use case?
Thanks.
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Mike Pinkerton
On 23 May 2012, at 08:12, Tony Graziano wrote:
That is
or she would recommend? If so, are there any peculiar config
settings required to work with that provider?
Thanks.
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That is a very kind way of saying "foolish move".
Before stepping all the way back to Fedora 14, I might try another
foolish move -- installing 4.4 stable on Fedora 16 with a couple of
Fedora 14 packages thrown in to cover the missing dependencies. If
that doesn't work, then I'll go back t
All:
I'm new here -- so apologies if I breach protocol.
I am trying to run sipxecs on a standard install of Fedora 16. I
tried to install the latest stable, which apparently is a build for
Fedora 14, which is past its end of life. That set of packages has
dependency issues on Fedora 16.
