AJ Weber

I searched the forum and noticed that the last discussion of Windows VSS / Shadow Copy is 10 years old. Obviously, a lot has changed since then. Has a shadow copy option been added to the x64 application to make snapraid "VSS aware"? That would be tremendously helpful for data disks that have some files locked during sync. If not, do you keep a copy of the latest batch/PS script somewhere in the github? Kudos to the program having such longevity in the first place! :) Thank you!

Ah, sorry. I copied over my old ncidd.conf and tweaked it for the updated version...maybe I saw that when I was comparing the new default file and forgot.

So is regex = 0 the default? I don't think it says that in the manual. Thanks again.

Yes, no idea why mine has red text either. But that doesn't really answer whether double-quoted strings (to enclose spaces within a CID Name) will still work when enabling regex = 0,1,2 ?

I use a Moto SPA122 with dual POTS output to two modems on my ncidd (RPi) server. It's still handy with the extra filtering that I have complete control over. One change I made when I went to VoIP is that I now "ring" my SPA122 line first (configured for 7 seconds), and then "follow me"/failover to the regular VoIP phones. This give ncidd a chance to filter the call before any of my "real" phones even ring...providing even more peace and quiet. I just review the cidcall log every now and then for...

When enabling regex for list-parsing (really I'm just looking to use anchors at this time, but in general...), does ncidd still understand simple, quoted names in a blacklist? Like it allows both in the same list? For example: "NYC TELEMARKETER" ^999 ^2125551212$ Can all be in one blacklist? Thanks!

I don't see a 32bit RPi package on SourceForge. Do you not build for that anymore (armv7l)?

That's awesome news! Now the tricky follow-up: Is configuration documented anywhere? I didn't notice it in the default docs pages when I looked today. My goal is to share my whitelist/blacklist config across the two modems/lines. (I also recall enhancing the blacklist/whitelist with some rudimentary regex/matching - I'm sure I offered the code back at the time. I'll ask about that in a different post. :) )