I like the idea of classes. That may be what gets my wife to let me
out more often. I would even offer to do a novice database class.
(oracle and/or postgres)
On 5/18/09, Andrew Farnsworth farn...@gmail.com wrote:
A few things we have had good attendance with previously are free programing
I think this is needed as well. I have noticed there are many jobs going
unfilled right now needing programmers. And now especially anyone with
sys-admin skills that can program are in demand.
Just as an example of the need. I suggested to my GF and a couple friends
that I could teach them how
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 12:07 PM, Steven S. Critchfield
cri...@basesys.comwrote:
I think this is needed as well. I have noticed there are many jobs going
unfilled right now needing programmers. And now especially anyone with
sys-admin skills that can program are in demand.
Just as an
As always, looking for an easy way out.
I have an old Polaroid DVR that needs to go. I really don't mind it
but it has some real issues, only one HD channel
can be programmed in for all recordings, 480i is all it does.
Basically a 2+ year old DVR. Works OK on analog, but
that is out the window
Is there any decent, not bank breaking, SIP ATA's out there that can handle
more than one phone line over voip?
Say we have a small office and want to just use basic phones. Have a SIP
server already out there that we can connect to on the net that will provide
dial tone to us. Rather not build
I'm interested in an Install Fest. I think I can get approval to use some
rooms, here at Watkins. I don't know how large to expect the event, but I
can get 3 or more room that will handle about 20 people computers each.
(Each room has Wifi and a projector, as well.)
I assume we would hold this
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 4:51 PM, Chris McQuistion
cmcquist...@watkins.edu wrote:
I assume we would hold this kind of event on a Saturday? Anyone else out
there interested? I can supply the location, but I've never been involved
in an install fest, so I'll need some help with the logistics.
- Kevin Hart bowl...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there any decent, not bank breaking, SIP ATA's out there that can
handle
more than one phone line over voip?
Say we have a small office and want to just use basic phones. Have a
SIP
server already out there that we can connect to on the net
I should have mentioned in my previous email that I have several older
computers that I can throw in for testing or whatever. (500 -1500 MHz
machines.) I've also got lots of CRT's and various parts.
Chris
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 5:03 PM, Jim Peterson jim.sokytec...@gmail.comwrote:
I'm in!
- Tim Jackson jackson@gmail.com wrote:
Most ITSPs and their SBCs will release audio if the 2 endpoints are
from behind the same firewall/IP... So audio wouldn't actually go out
and come back in, just be hairpinned @ the ATA...
Might be a good thing to check with the ITSP though...
I've got a couple options.
Option 1 - Just buy IP phones and use those. Have all of them talk to the
SIP provider and be done with it.
Option 2 - Buy a VoIP appliance (there are lots of different ones) with
enough analog jacks for your phones (or maybe a mix of analog and digital
phones) and
ITSP's SBCs are smart and realize that these devices are connecting
from behind the same IP... Firewalls that actually touch the SDP/SIP
messaging usually break this, so disable it...
I've rolled out thousands of hosted IP handsets that work just fine in
these circumstances... The only real
In the old days, installfests were the best thing since sliced bread,
and NLUG has at times excelled at them. But by this decade, most
distros have gotten their installers to the point that the
installation is a pretty simple exercise (modulo rare hardware).
Attendance at our installfests dropped
Good point. Something Russ mentioned to me off-list, was Myth TV. There
seems to be a lot of interest in it and a lot of people that would love some
hands-on help getting it set up. Perhaps a targeted kind of install fest,
like a MythTV Install Fest (as just one example) would be a good idea?
Andrew, thats what i meant. it needs to be taken public. to the community of
nashville.
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 6:22 PM, Andrew Farnsworth farn...@gmail.comwrote:
Evan,
Great idea, but take it public. Put up notices at book stores,
computer stores, etc. Additionally, post the meetings in
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 6:09 PM, Mark J. Bailey m...@jobsoft.com wrote:
there is a rising option for a PBX integrated with a firewall:
http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/FreeSWITCH
I have not tried it yet, but, pfsense is a killer firewall and FreeSwitch
is showing a lot of promise. I use
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