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So you forgot your root password...no worries as long as you have physical access to the machine.
Some distributions (Fedora, CentOS, for example) make it super easy to recover the root password by using single user mode. All you have to do is edit the boot line in grub and append the word single to the end of the line. Once it boots, you are root (without having to log in) and can issue the "passwd" command to change the password. Reboot, and viola!, password changed.

Other distributions (debian, Ubuntu, and other derivatives for example) make it more difficult. The quickest easiest way I have found to reset these is from a live cd. Live cd's basically let you boot from a cd into a fully working OS. There are many different ones out there such as Knoppix and Ubuntu.

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Hi,
I have just developed an application which generates nearly all essential configuration files for Asterisk from an Excel sheet namely
1) dhcpd.conf
2) sip.conf
3) voicemail.conf
4) extension.cfg
5) MACADDRESS.cfg
6) op_buttons.cfg

actually it works fine for ATCOM AT530 and Polycom IP330

any one interested and can contribute to make it support other IP phone welcome

Samples attached

just remove the .txt extension and extract

Regards

Alain

The AVI to Flash Converter is a good AVI to SWF and AVI to FLV Converter. The AVI to Flash Converter enables you to convert any popular video files like AVI, WMV, RM, 3GP, MOV, VOB, MPEG, ASF, etc to Flash Video or SWF.

iOrgSoft Video Converter is a versatile yet easy to handle video converter. Almost all popular video files, such as AVI, MP4, WMV, 3GP, MOV, VOB, MPG, ASF, RM, RMVB, FLV (Flash), etc can be converted to desired formats so that you can easily put your favorite movies on iPod, iPhone, Zune, PSP, Mobile Phone, etc. Besides, it lets you convert any videos to MP3, WAV, M4A audio formats.

This is a quick guide on how to set up htaccess restrictions on a directory located on a server running apache2 with a debian OS.

First, you will need to update the httpd.conf file, which should be located in the apache2 directory, as follows:

&#60Directory (directory to be protected)&#62
Options Indexes Includes FollowSymLinks Multivews
AllowOverride AuthConfig
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
&#60/Directory&#62

Make sure to take out the "" they are only included so this post displays properly.

Once this update is saved, restart the apache2 server with the following command, or something like it depending on your setup, as follows:

can also be used in phpmyadmin

UPDATE tablename SET tablefield = replace(tablefield, "findstring", "replacestring");

very handy for changing all entries in one field to another value

first use mhWaveEdit and convert to 8 bit 8000hz mono

then

sox phonesring.wav -U -c1 phonesring1.wav

to put in g711

# file phonesring.wav
phonesring.wav: RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft PCM, 8 bit, mono 8000 Hz


awk '{if(/texttofind/) {printf("%s\nfromuser=%s\n",$0,substr($3,index($3,"<")+1,index($3,">")-2))} else print $0}' "file1.txt" > "file2.txt"


where:
if(/texttofind/) does A) if it is true or does B) if not true

texttofind is the text you want to add a new line after

printf("%s\nfromuser=%s\n",$0,substr($3,index($3,"<")+1,index($3,">")-2)

this statement prints the origional line in string format, then drops a new line with the /n. Then prints: fromuser=.. then prints a substring from the above line where the start of the substring is a "<" and the end of the substring is a ">"