Activity for Dan Essin
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Dan Essin modified a comment on ticket #24
I've run into a problem with the build and I can't locate any of the "undefined references" in any of the files. There were several packages that were not included in the source and were not mentioned in the prerequisites, especially all of the files in the #include "unicode/..." lines. I found a package and installed it. Doing that eliminated the compile errors but now it wont build. This is now Debian 11 32-bit This is the build output: ➜ ncid make package make pkg prefix=/usr prefix2= make[1]:...
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I've run into a problem with the build and I can't locate any of the "undefined references" in any of the files. There were several packages that were not included in the source and were not mentioned in the prerequisites, especially all of the files in the #include "unicode/..." lines. I found a package and installed it. Doing that eliminated the compile errors but now it wont build. This is the build output: ➜ ncid make package make pkg prefix=/usr prefix2= make[1]: Entering directory '/root/Downloads/ncid'...
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Using the logs suggested, I was able to get it to build and run. It is now open on port 3333. I'm not sure that it's actually working. I have the ncid app running on a windows machine. it shows me 2 entries from yesterday but then nothing. I have tried testing by dialing the phone number. It does not answer and nothing appears in the log. In /var/log there is a file called cidcall.log.new there is no cidcall.log I have tried to delete cidcall.log.new but when I do it asks me for the uucp password...
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Whatever this was/is it "should do it" but it doesn't This is precisely what is in the downloaded code and it does not compile. Generates the same errors as above.
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Hello, My goal is to create a hangup extension that extracts several fields from the input string and searches for a match is a file containing a list of key words. I'm doing this in python because i'm more familiar with that than shell scripting. If I enable one of the sample extensions by editing ncidd.conf, the server restarts successfully after the edit. If I enable a simple python script that works when executed at the command line, the server refuses to start. The failure message is of no use....
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is there a memory leak
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Thank you
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Thanks. Is there an example somewhere?
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Need help with blacklist
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New Root Window
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Correction, always starts with GTK
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I know that I can use a commandline option to start roxterm with the Nocturne color scheme. But, when logging in reopens the programs that were running at logout, roxterm shows up again with the default color scheme. Isn't there some way for it to remember both the last profile AND the last color scheme? Thanks
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Thanks. I;; check it out.
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Thanks On 8/20/2021 5:37 AM, Dayo wrote: You need to add a gdisk.efi file. AFAIK however, it no longer works without jumping through some hoops: https://sourceforge.net/p/refind/discussion/general/thread/1691835f21/ https://sourceforge.net/p/refind/discussion/general/thread/1691835f21/ Partition option on refind menu screnen https://sourceforge.net/p/refind/discussion/general/thread/4187d53ae6/?limit=25#97c5 Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/refind/discussion/general/...
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Hello, I have a new gigabyte aorus master board with 10th gen i9 and 32g ram. Rescuzilla usb in default mode goes to a black screen. In fallback mode it starts to boot reports - failed to start light display manager - failed to start /etc/rc.local compatibility - hdaudio: unable to bind the codec and then it stops. Any suggestions for why and what to do? Thank you
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what needs to be added so that the partition option actually does something? obviously it is supposed to launch some program wnich is absent in the default install. Thanks
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what needs to be added so that the partition option actually does something? obviously it is supposed to launch some program wnich is absent in the default install. Thanks
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what needs to be added so that the partition option actually does something? obviously it is supposed to launch some program wnich is absent in the default install. Thanks
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Thanks again for the guidance on this On Wed, Aug 18, 2021, at 8:03 PM, Rescuezilla wrote: OK that sounds good. Just to re-iterate, your best bet is definitely to create a Rescuezilla USB stick https://rescuezilla.com/download and use Rescuezilla to create uncompressed images. Uncompressed images will mount quickly and easily using its "Image Explorer" feature in Rescuezilla. Do not use Image Explorer with the default compressed images (because compressed images will cause instability). I will close...
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This was for linux. After much searching I found out how to install without needing to build (I think). I was tring to find a use for my mac mini but my machine configuration was so unstable that it would spontaneously restart or freeze. I just sold it and am in the process of building a new linux box. Thanks for your assistance, Dan On Wed, Aug 18, 2021, at 3:56 PM, Rescuezilla wrote: I have edited your post to fix the formatting. What platform are you trying to compile partclone-utils for? I see...
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Thanks. I could not figure out how to edit it. Any tips? On 8/18/2021 12:36 AM, Rescuezilla wrote: Hi Dan, You can place output between two triple backtick (```) strings to display the text correctly as an unformatted block. I have edited your post to fix the formatting. What operating system are you trying to compile on? And which version of the operating system? The following works for me on Debian 10 (Buster), but I don't recall the build dependencies: gitclonessh://rescuezilla@git.code.sf.net/p/partclone-utils/git...
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0.4.3 autoconf fails
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and - thanks for the additional background. It's very helpful, although somewhat disappointing. On Tue, Mar 23, 2021, at 11:43 AM, Todd Andrews wrote: I realize this discussion has progressed beyond first ring suppression but FWIW, I personally use the device BTodCox has linked to, although I got mine from the company that I believe originally designed and sold it on Amazon: FRS22100 First Ring Suppressor Silencer for Robocall blocking services https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BPFMHPD. I have...
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Thanks, but they are not currently available anywhere. On Tue, Mar 23, 2021, at 11:43 AM, Todd Andrews wrote: I realize this discussion has progressed beyond first ring suppression but FWIW, I personally use the device BTodCox has linked to, although I got mine from the company that I believe originally designed and sold it on Amazon: FRS22100 First Ring Suppressor Silencer for Robocall blocking services https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BPFMHPD. I have two of them that get used every day; they...
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Great! Where should I be looking for it? Thanks p.s. I feel your pain. My Mac Mini gives me nothing but headaches. Not the least of which is that it takes so long to wake up that I end up using the Windows machine that is next to it which always ready. My MBP is ok but I only use it for my Spanish lessons.
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Yes, ctrl-c. Now, as soon as 1.12 is avilable I shoukd be all set. Thanks
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Hi, I've run another test with a current monitor in line with the modem. it is drawing 70ma. Do the log still show disconnects? root@raspberrypi:/home/pi# cat /var/log/ncidd.log Started: 03/21/2021 14:04:14 Server: ncidd (NCID) 1.11 API: 1.10 Feature Set 1 2 3 4 5 Sysname: Linux Nodename: raspberrypi Machine: armv7l Release: 5.10.17-v7+ Version: #1403 SMP Mon Feb 22 11:29:51 GMT 2021 Command line: ncidd -Dv3 Logfile: /var/log/ncidd.log Processed config file: /etc/ncid/ncidd.conf Verbose level: 3...
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I'll try again with more juice. Thanks
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Am I supposed to not have the service running when using the ncidd -D3 command?
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Hi, I've made some progress but am getting an error when I try to test the modem with ncid -Dv3 I've attached the log. Hopefully that error is something easy to fix. Also, any idea when 1.12 might be ready? Thanks, Dan
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Thanks On Wed, Mar 17, 2021, at 2:35 PM, BTodCox wrote: Asterisk is one of those wonderful tools that can do anything telephony related if you just happen to know the proper magical incantations. Ward Mundy's blog is a site that has an abundance of VOIP incantations; the most recent post has how to grant your wish with Incredible PBX http://nerdvittles.com/?p=34380 and an older post with more details http://nerdvittles.com/?p=27313. A really dumb newbie question https://sourceforge.net/p/ncid/discussion/275237/thread/336c8556d1/?limit=50#25ae...
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That sounds very interesting. At the moment I'm having trouble getting it to run. I got is installed and the service started. Then I tried to connect from a browser. It got into a loop endlessly rejecting the connection and after I rebooted the service won't start and there are now usefulnerror messages. I'm baffled. When I installed from source, the make didn't configure things correctly and it would not start. When I installed from .deb I got what I decribed above. Is the server conf supposed to...
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Thanks, Maybe I should elaborate on what I really want to do because ncid is actually a work-around to something I'm not sure how to pull off. I don't really need call blocking. What I would rather do is have a device answer the incoming calls, tell the caller to press a number (perhaps randomly chosen between 0-9) and then hang up if there is no key press. Otherwise pass the call (and probably need to regenerate the ringing signal to the regular phones. The reason I interested in knowing which code...
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Thanks. That device could work if I put it down stream from the ncid, i.e. - split the line - 1 side to ncid - other side to 1st ring blocker, then on to the rest of the phones. I still need some help on which module does the ring detection.
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Thanks. I'm familiar with controlling relays on the pi. I have several small projects that are in "production." So, in this case, I would put a normally-closed relay in the line to the phone. If you can tell me where to alter the code that detects rings, then I could have the relay open on the first ring then, if the call is rejected it could wait for, say, 15 seconds and release the relay or if the call is accepted it would release the relay immediately and the phone would begin ringing. I've looks...
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Thanks for the detailed explanation. If I want to hack ncid so that it could open a relay to disconnect the regular phones until ncid ok'd them, where might I look in the code to do that?
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hello, I'm getting ready to set up ncid on a pi. I've got the zoom modem. It has only one rj11. In the day, my modems had a line jack and a pbone jack. I can understand how ncid+modem can answer a call and hang up on it if it's blacklisted. What I don't understand is what happens if the incoming call is allowed. The modem/computer must be connected in parallel to my POTS line. That would mean the the phone and the modem would both ring, right? 1 - what prevents someone from picking up the phone before...
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Windows 10 64-bit v. 3.7.4 The app remembers my display choices and column selections, as it should. It does not remember the scanned range which means that I am forced to re-enter it each time I run the app. If this is supposed to be a "feature" I think it should be reclassified as a bug.
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