+1 to that.
On 08/12/11 00:16, Heracles wrote:
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Have you tried PCLinuxOS. It is a fairly small distro but easy to configure.
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I'm very happy with Mint. And you can get Mint Debian now if you want to
shake the dust of Ubuntu off for ever. AND it's green.
But I gather the new Kubuntu is pretty good too.
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On 19/10/11 14:37, gonzo01 wrote:
Just use Lin
The operative word seems to be 'should'. Not only does the driver fail
to install, but the installation process crashes the system -- quite an
achievement on a Linux box.
Jon.
On 23/09/11 09:12, pe...@chubb.wattle.id.au wrote:
There is a driver for that printer on the Samsung
the suggestions if and when a
suitable printer driver becomes available.
Jon.
On 22/09/11 19:34, Jeremy Visser wrote:
On 22/09/2011, at 1:08 PM, James Linder wrote:
2) Use nautilus to 'connect to remote server'
Even fewer keystrokes, in Nautilus hit ^L (or anywhere in GNOME, hit A
Windows Network icon in
Nautilus/Network to open either: it just comes up with 'Failed to
retrieve share list from server'
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I'll try that, thanks. I'm mainly just curious as to what the extra $300
for a dedicated scanner is supposed to buy. Is it a case of paying more
for less?
Jon.
On 06/09/11 09:39, David Lyon wrote:
I have a client that runs really old printers. HP1300's, HP1100's and
even
ice. Is there anyone out there
familiar enough with these devices to provide an answer, or tell me
where to find one? For the record, the printer has already scanned well
over 8000 pages.
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Hi,
I have the 8800GT, and have had no problems with 10.04, 10.10 and 11.04
Ubuntu. I even have a multiseat working with it under 10.01 and 11.04.
Not sure of the differences.
cheers
Jon
On Tuesday 09 August 2011 11:16:57 David wrote:
> I need to upgrade to 10.10 to get the latest vers
l ust a few years ago that electronic records were
actually admissable evidence in court
It's crap I know, maybe we at SLUG could rally with the other Aussie Lugs and
start a petition or lobby the Government to fix this and I don't know...
Govern.
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I believe the main motive for keeping 'adult' material away from
children is to try and prevent them from embarrassing their parents with
questions like: "Daddy, what does it mean when two people do THIS?"
Jon.
Being 18 doesn't have much to do with it either. Tha
at at home.
I will hopefully be able to catch it next time.
cheers
Jon
On Tuesday 31 May 2011 11:18:30 elliott-brennan wrote:
> Hi John and Hannah,
>
> Please let us know what it's like on the 'other
> end' of the process :))
>
> We're hoping to create greate
why can I only get 2 out of 3
working?
What are you backing up? anything that you can't afford to loose over an
upgrade should have already been backed up!
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Tim,
This is an awesome idea! I've wanted to go to a Slug meeting for ages now, but
have never had the time! I should be able to get to computer though!
cheers
Jon
On Thu, 26 May 2011 10:01:56 am Tim Ansell wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm currently trying to set up live
to heandle tune
complete." Then nothing happens.
cheers
Jon
On Wed, 4 May 2011 08:07:08 am Jeremy Visser wrote:
> Jon and Hannah said:
> > I've used scan (dvbscan) to generate channels.conf which has
> > everything in it, but I can't for the life of me work out how to
to get myth to read that and use that as
its channel list. I've tried google, and it just says "import channels.conf" -
well how?
thanks
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On Sun, 3 Apr 2011 09:36:07 pm you wrote:
> I think it is going to come back and bite the Linux community if we go
> via the line that we are immune to viruses, like Apple users have done
> for many years.
Wasn't there a virus for unix systems a few years ago that slowed almost the
entire interne
offer hands-on introductory Linux training and consultancy on a
commercial basis, but so far clients have failed to appear. If there is
a market out there I have missed it somehow.
Jon.
On 14/03/11 16:06, Del wrote:
Geoffrey Cowling wrote:
...
Although I feel your pain, the Sydney
how to go about this.
Maybe somebody already is. (Is there a Year 12 mailing list?) By my
calculations the first cohort to receive laptops should be finishing
Year 12 about halfway through 2012.
Of course this assumes that policies will continue in their current state.
Jon.
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Indexing
rubbish graphics card, which I
notice getting to 98degC and has caused the computer to lock up, and the
screen to go blank. It replaced another rubbish grphics card which did the
same thing, but the screen remained visible, just didn't change.
cheers
Jon
On Sat, 12 Feb 2011 10:44:17 pm you
Hi All,
Does anyone know where I can get some good quality 1066 DDR2 ram?
All I can find is the 800MHz stuff. It also needs to be a matched pair so I
can gang them. I currently have a 2G pair and want to upgrade it to a
4G pair.
Oh, and yes, it is DDR2, NOT DDR3.
Thanks
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while that's happening, if you can.) Then install that one.
I would try Mint first, but that's just my opinion.
Jon.
On 29/12/10 15:16, wbenn...@turing.une.edu.au wrote:
So, I bought a new computer at the (ahem) Boxing Day Sales.
It's a Toshiba and I'd like some a
pectacular difference; b) a moderate difference; c) no difference at
all to the speed of virtualized XP? Are there different types or levels
of hardware virtualization available off the shelf, or it is
one-size-fits-all?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardware-assisted_virtualization
Thanks,
Jo
I need the page numbers and the formats (italic, etc) for indexing. The
only dispensable part is the images.
Jon.
On 14/10/10 12:11, pe...@chubb.wattle.id.au wrote:
If you only want the text you can convert the PDF to plain ASCII using
pdftotext from the poppler-utils suite.
PeterC
sense of Python, but anything beyond that might be a stretch.
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USB
sticks or cards -- http://www.linuxliveusb.com.
Jon.
On 05/10/10 08:18, Voytek Eymont wrote:
a daughter of a friend asked me if it's possible to run applications from
a USB memory stick; I asked her what was it that she wants to run, she
told me 'cygwin, to run some c code
Just clicking on this and bringing up the Appearance dialog fixes
the problem -- I don't even have to select a theme. This might do the trick.
But it hasn't happened to me for a while -- something to do with
switching to Banshee from Rhythmbox?
Jon.
On 01/10/10 22:46, John Clarke
There's also a newish one available online which is free for up to 20
transactions per month:
http://www.saasu.com/
Jon.
On 22/09/10 12:13, elliott-brennan wrote:
Hi all,
I haven't written back to everyone individually just yet, but wanted
to send a general 'Thanks' f
ffiliation with them other than being a customer.
Likewise.
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onger available in that form,
but you can buy their combined invoice and cashbook package from
http://www.instantinvoice.net/
A free 30-day trial is available.
I had some troubles with Instant Invoice in earlier versions but under
Wine with Ubuntu 10.4/Mint 9 it's been bulletproof.
Regards,
Jo
turer, not
the user OR the operating system manufacturer. Isn't it a bit like the
printer manufacturers trying to stop you using generic ink by sneaking
microchips into their cartridges?
Jon.
*nod* The real problem is not that Linux is hard to install: Windows is just
as damn hard, a
Puppeee did the trick! The eee 1005p is now talking to the world in
Linux via wireless. Thanks, Kenneth!
Jon.
On 09/08/10 11:51, Kenneth Caldwell wrote:
You might also investigate Puppeee-1.0 released on August 7th.
http://puppylinux.org/news/releases/puppeee-10-for-the-eee-is-released
e new Ubuntu NBR in October.
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RQ 10
Memory at fbff000 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=64K]
Capabilities:
iwconfig shows no wireless extensions on lo or eth0.
Hopefully this means more to some of you than it does to me.
The next step is to try ndiswrapper, I guess.
Jon.
On 05/08/10 08:12, Kevin Shackleton wrote:
Silly qu
at, a reliable set of instructions to get one working?
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with it, but it causes a lot of inconvenience. To me,
anyway.
Jon.
On 29/07/10 18:48, Chris Deigan wrote:
On 27/07/2010, at 2:08 PM, Jon Jermey wrote:
I've been caught by that a few times, mainly because this is the only mailing
list I currently subscribe to (out of a dozen or so) t
e
good reasons given why that was the case. But I still find it really
annoying. Is there any support for a re-think on this?
Jon.
On 27/07/10 13:42, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Note: I am subscribed to the list and I set my reply-to
to point to the list. Please don't CC me as well.
e
sible...
Discussion here:
http://www.webmasterworld.com/content_management/3767598.htm
And there's actually a Kids' Joomla at
http://joomlacode.org/gf/project/jkids/frs
but I've never used it or seen it in use as far as I know.
Jon.
On Monday, July 26, 2010, Erik de Castro Lopo
wr
On 22/07/10 21:17, Chris Allen wrote:
I am using Ubuntu 10.4
Since yesterday my task bar (@ bottom of Gnome screen) has been
unworkable.
It is still there but is always black on black. When I minimise a
window, I see it shrink and disappear into the task bar but after that
I see no trace of i
takes one pass or several, and I can
clean up duplicates afterwards.
This is not a serious problem for me -- it falls into the 'would be
nice to have' category -- but I've been puzzling over it off and on for
a while, and the mention of the word 'greedy' reminded me of i
Any TAFE or high school that teaches computing would probably be glad of
a few props like these for the history section.
Jon.
On 31/05/10 15:30, Mike Andy wrote:
Whilst cleaning up the office the other day I threw out my managers
DOS4 manual complete with original 3.5 floppies - He was less
n to Linux book
'Bitten by the Penguin', and I'll bring in some copies of that for sale.
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to get a
duplexing attachment, though I suspect it would cost nearly as much as a
new printer anyway.
Regards,
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On 23/05/10 02:00, wbenn...@turing.une.edu.au wrote:
Can anyone suggest a monochrome printer with duplex function that works
with Linux, for domestic use? I've been told
itching over
from W*ndows and want to go on doing what they've been doing there.
Jon.
John Ferlito wrote:
On Fri, Apr 02, 2010 at 12:10:38PM +1100, meryl wrote:
* New and upgraded applications demonstrated and discussed
* Distros compared and evaluated
* Using Linux with various peripher
to promote
SLUG, that's my two cents' worth. Right now it all seems very technical
and insular.
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64-bit Mint 8 works fine, but I haven't noticed any dramatic speed
increase. The only problem I have had is accessing the scanner on an
Epson multipurpose printer, since their driver software apparently only
comes in 32-bit mode. (The printer part works fine through CUPS.)
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Josh
is come up
with a way to prevent the shifted settings starting up by default,
and/or a key interceptor program which could at least tell me what codes
the 'shifted' function keys are sending to the CPU?
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One of my drives (an LG) just won't recognise a particular brand of DVD
blanks. You could try some other brands of disks and see if that makes a
difference.
Jon.
david wrote:
I sent this message a couple of days ago,but I've now installed K3B with
the same result. I've got two
find it at:
http://tinyurl.com/yeltr7p
Contact me direct for more details.
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Some of the commentators are putting forward a case for Linux.
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t Linux training offered to the general
public in Sydney.
If you already know anything at all about Linux then this is NOT for
you. However, it may be for your partners, parents, children, or anyone
else who spends their time wondering just what it is you do all day.
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Or Joomla! -- www.joomla.org.
Jon.
Troy Rollo wrote:
Plus you should consider setting up Drupal to manage his pages.
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inters
to quotes or interviews would be handy too.
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e actually do,
check out www.anzsi.org. And if anyone's seriously interested in looking
at the kind of software we need and use, there are Windows demo versions
available from
http://www.sky-software.com
and
http://www.indexres.com
Jon.
Alan L Tyree wrote:
This is really just the LaTeX e
k off an open source software
project which could come up with a reasonably good product fairly
quickly. But as far as I can tell it hasn't happened yet.
Thanks to everyone for their responses, however.
Jon.
Peter Chubb wrote:
While there are no tools for automatic indexing, the tools com
s
specifically for Linux, either free or commercial? Respond directly to
me if you don't think others will be interested.
I will take silence to mean 'No'.
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www.TinyERP.com and course
details can be found at www.WillowIT.com.au.
I thought this may be of interest to some members.
Cheers
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On Wed, Jun 27, 2007 at 07:39:31PM +1000, Grant Parnell ELX wrote:
> On Wed, 27 Jun 2007, Jon Teh wrote:
>
> >Hello Grant,
> >
> >On Wed, Jun 27, 2007 at 05:42:04PM +1000, Grant Parnell - EverythingLinux
> >wrote:
>
> Umm how do I divert just ONE number
tel, patches, compiles and installs them. You may need to fiddle
around manually to get spandsp in the picture.
I have an older Bri card sitting around if you may need it, not sure if it's
Bristuff supported though.
anyway, hope this helps, worst comes to worst you could divert the isdn l
we probably need a few more details, such as:
* Exact version of Asterisk and Zaptel
* Card you are using that is experiencing this problem
* Whether your configuration has changed in the upgrade
* Any errors you have come across, or troubleshooting performed
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Hey guys,
Just wondering who's intending to turn up tonight?
Also reviving the topic as a reminder for those who may have forgotten.
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am on weekdays, for tradespeople.
Hope you have some luck finding what you need. :)
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David Kempe wrote:
Jon Wilson wrote:
Hiya,
Can anyone recommend any data recovery specialists, preferably in
Sydney? We have a several boxes of ten year old DLTIII tapes, but have
only been able to read the data we need off about half of them.
Payam have been good for us
http
Hiya,
Can anyone recommend any data recovery specialists, preferably in
Sydney? We have a several boxes of ten year old DLTIII tapes, but have
only been able to read the data we need off about half of them.
Thanks,
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ies that I have collected), I'd
rather see someone take the lot than have to toss them in the bin.
Shoot me an email if you';re interested or know anyone who is and we
can sort out how you can pick them up.
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Unless those transmitters exceed the signal strength limitations as
dictated by the LIPD Class Licence, they are not illegal.
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so some
cards put out by other manufacturers available too.
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o where to park the car?
>
> Thanks.
>
Hello Billy,
There should be plenty of street parking after 6pm on or in the vicinity of
Albany Street and Albany Lane in St Leonards.
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On Mon, Oct 16, 2006 at 11:20:53AM +1000, Penedo wrote:
> On 16/10/06, Jon Teh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >I'm curious as to why using desktops as telephones is "bad"?
> >
> >I understand it is unnecesary complication for a lot of non-techni
On Mon, Oct 16, 2006 at 01:19:59PM +0930, Glen Turner wrote:
> Jon Teh wrote:
>
> >But I find I prefer using a desktop with a headset especially for longer
> >phone calls, it is more comfortable than holding a phone to your head
> >for ages.
>
> What I'd like
But I find I prefer using a desktop with a headset especially for longer
phone calls, it is more comfortable than holding a phone to your head
for ages.
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e next one or two months I hope to give a presentation at SLUG on
Asterisk, so keep a look out for that.
If you have any troubles with your setup, #asterisk on Freenode IRC is
usually a fairly good resource.
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e built in coax jack
http://store.apple.com/133-622/WebObjects/australiastore.woa/6674021/wo/uQQTpynm5kHL3tAHlsE2zuRQJIb/3.0.21.1.0.8.25.7.11.2.3
which needs an adapter
I'd go for the one with built in coax connector.
Michael B.
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BIOS to read
drives, well, at least in the way I think you mean it.
Also, what is so hard with the Debian text installer? I'm not sure which
screen it is you're having a biff with, but I have a feeling that it's not
a very critical screen in any case.
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t as your default route.
It's just like connecting to any vanilla network.
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On 6/3/05, James Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been called many things where I work:
> Security Nazi
> RFC Zealot
> Unix Pig
> Linux Whore
> Rack Monkey
> Packet Sniffer (I jest you not!)
> Sneaky Little Bastard
> Hey you!
BOFH?
In an office full of Dilbert fans, I am also referred to a
f you are so inclined.
I hope this gives you a good idea of the available parking options around UTS.
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hat answer the question, without getting too far into
the nitty gritty of radcomms engineering.
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Try adjusting the LCP_INTERVAL to a lower value, like 10.
On RedHat its stored in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ppp0
Regards,
Jon
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 15:32:12 +1100, Howard Lowndes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone had the experience of a bridged ADSL connection co
e service and be upset when it has outages or doesnt
work 100% of the time. Spend the money and get a business grade
service if your Internet connectivity is that important.
Regards,
Jon
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 14:56:26 +1100, Luke Skywalker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We use TPG here on
See the Unwired forum on whirlpool.net.au for more info from a users
perspective.
I think Harvey Norman have a money back offer if it does not perform.
On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 13:27:43 +1100, Jason Rennie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > As with all wireless stuff, your mileage will vary, but it's prob
l for the
> modem to increase reception?
>
> TIA
>
> Mike
>
Hello Mike,
This URL will probably be helpful to you, as it contains some information
on making 3.5GHz antennas for Unwired:
http://community.webshots.com/user/trash0
Click through to "Unwired and Technical"
FWIW, I just ended up using the binary distribution of 4.1 from MySQL.
This was replacing a backdated port of 4.0
It used the existing configuration and data fine (from my limited testing).
There is a 4.1 debain package in the experimental branch, but I did
not have much joy.
Regards,
Jon
On
Does anyone know if such a beast exists?
I need subquery support which is only present (I believe) in 4.1..
Backports.org is only at 4.0 and googling has proved fruitless so far.
If there is no joy, guess I will be building it from source.
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the postfix
virtual mapping.
I'm stumped and very frustrated. Any suggestions?
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Yes, it is the point, but MS managed to fracture that with their own
JVM implementation which is not 100% compatible with code written for
Sun JVM and vice versa.
On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 15:40:16 +1000, Russell Davies
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anybody know someone who works for these geniuse
, Jon Austin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> I'd like to resize /dev/hdc1 to take up the entire disk. I've read
> about xfs_growfs, but I'm worried about committing any changes without
> some confirmation from the list about the steps involved. Last
k), delete /dev/hdc2 and write the parition table.
run xfs_growfs -D /mountpoint (which is / in this case)
And /dev/hdc1 should now be 100% of /dev/hdc ?
Any comments appreciated.
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GD [http://www.boutell.com/gd/] library and a whole lot of scripting. :)
It should be easy to resize all the images programatically, but
rotating will have to be done by hand.
Jon
On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 17:21:34 +0100, Mary Gardiner
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have the following
of problem?
>
>
Hi David,
You haven't mentioned wether you require to backup any monitors, and if you
do, if they are CRT or LCD. This is an important piece of information in
order to adequately dimension a power backup solution.
Also, btw, s/PC's/PCs/ :)
Regards,
Jon Te
On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 03:00:09PM +1000, Ben Donohue wrote:
> Hi Jon,
> I've also been looking into joining this wireless network.
> I was trying to figure out what would be a good antenna for a Netgear
> Model DG834G 54 Mbps Wireless
> to reach say 5 or 6 houses out in a
ut that is good to know - esp wrt the ricoh
> cradle.
>
All the cards I recommended are available with external antenna sockets.
The Senao/Veritech are vailable either with integrated antenna, or dual
MMCX antenna socket. The Orinoco units have a integrated antenna and single
MCX/Lucent soc
On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 09:41:36AM +1000, James Ponza wrote:
>
> Ahh fantastic - thanks Jon :)
> the only thing that *might* be in the way is trees... we have a couple of
> cantennas (and an old pay TV dish) - I just need to get a TNC-N pigtail
> for my WAP... and another one fo
e details for your node, submit, and you have
a node :)
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Jon Teh
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ld be easy to setup unless you have a
mountain or rather large building in the way.
If you would like to chat with some other Sydneysiders involved in wireless
networking, #wireless on Austnet is the place to be.
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ands, which is run
by the networking scripts. For example, at the bottom of an interface
config block within /etc/network/interfaces:
up /path/to/routing-up-script.sh
down /path/to/routing-down-script.sh
More information and options can be found with 'man 5 interfaces'.
Hope t
On Thu, Feb 26, 2004 at 10:43:23AM +1100, Jeff Allison wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-02-26 at 10:31, Jon Teh wrote:
>
> > That's still considered a real circuit however, even if your call goes via
> > TDMA on the way to the exchange. Inter exchange circuits are fibre these days
&
On Thu, Feb 26, 2004 at 10:28:10AM +1100, Jeff Allison wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-02-26 at 10:17, Jon Teh wrote:
>
> > Well, technically you get a real circuit (non-virtual), and your call
> > passes through telco switch(es), which are automatic these days. You
> > don&#x
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