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I'm working on that FaxDispatch script...but I'm a little lost. I want to be able to send *all* incoming faxes our address at Blast8180@company.com so...
I would just have the line...
SENDTO=Blast8180@company.com;
in faxdispatch? I restarted hylafax and it's not working...
This is a long shot...
I've set up a Hylafax server and we can send/receive faxes fine. I'm having trouble finding the documentation for properly configuring notification of both sent and received faxes. I also would like to set up inbound faxes to forward over smtp to our exchange server...
Openfiler + samba may not be the route I want to take from the input i've received.
I'll look into FreeNAS and possibly Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003
Quick question on how the file systems work...
A good linux buddy of mine told me that ext3 was preferable over ntfs in...
Thanks for the info all. I've posted this on a few other forums and I'm going over the info/suggestions/alternative right now. I'll throw up an update over the weekend on my findings.
WHS had crossed my mind but I was concerned about the ntfs file system fragmenting to hell.
I wanted to use the ext3 filesystem for that particular reason. Unless I was mis-taught on this idea...
(This may be in the wrong sub forum? Can a mod move it if it is, thanks)
So I want a centralized file server for our house. I'd like it to hold all of our music, movies, photos, documents (excel, word etc), and whatever other media file you can think of. I'm thinking 3TB of storage to start...
I've listened to both the 650 and 600s. They're neutral headphones (more or less) as in they don't have a particular bias towards bass or treble. The 650s do sound slightly different than the 600s, but both are good all-around headphones. I've heard the term "darker" being thrown around for the...
I'd wait. The 650's are a world away from the 555. Unless you think you can resell the 555 once you get tired of them (and you will). The 580, 600 and 650 are definitely worth the wait!
Perfect!
I didn't want him to think that everyone just uses 80hz for the sake of it. It's just a good starting place. Then +/- 10 etc.
More important than the hz is where your sub is located. Don't put it in a corner if you can help it. This will give you more immediate bass, but you...
From what I can recall on Head-Fi, the d2000 are more neutral and the dt770 are a little more bassy. I tend to take that kind of information as the d2000s are more suited for music.
I'd agree.
Find out if you like closed or open headphone better. The sound signature is really different. Also, open headphones can get pretty loud for other people so take that into account.
The crossover frequency is "the hz which bass get's transitioned over to your sub". You don't set this individually for your mains, you use Large or Small for that part. The hz adjustment only affects your sub.
Go to your sub, set it to maximum (120 most likely) then set the actual number you...
I have a SVS PB-10 ISD that's sitting and doing nothing..there are two cosmetic nicks on the top. One pin sized one fingernail sized. Nothing wrong with the driver itself.
ISD is the first iteration of the driver. NSD is a slight upgrade/tweak that rolled out a few years later.
I upgraded...