@DustinB3403

It was an available tool on my UBCD tool. I've used others before, but never this one. The drive that it is copying from is a 4200 RPM drive. Transferring to an SSD as a favor to a friend.

Great... so I'll check back tomorrow.

@Tim_G I thought the same thing, but I didn't notice any increase at all. However, I only have a Dell PE R710, and some networking gear. With the R710, I have more than I will ever need for a physical home lab. The rest of my lab is "in the cloud".

@Romo Bingo! That did the trick. Thanks!

@wirestyle22

Tried that, thank you, but kept running into errors. I dont think it liked that the partition ws 100% used.

@DustinB3403 I suppose I could just do that and just restore plex information from backup.

However, I would like to figure out the best way to do this in case I run into this situation again (Out of disk space)

I have a Plex box running on XenServer. (managed by XO mostly) Initially, it was a test box, and then turned into my home "production" media center. I made the disk way to small, and have had issues starting Plex, and then even updating Ubuntu. Turns out, my disk is full. FacePalm. I'm looking for the best method to fix the problem. Is it best to shutdown the VM, increase the size of the disk through XO, and then extend the disk in the VM? If so, could someone explain the best method to do this? Extending disks in Ubuntu is not something that I can say I have a lot of experience with. I can't ever remember myself running out of space before on a Linux box.

@plex:~$ df -h
Filesystem                 Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev                       2.0G     0  2.0G   0% /dev
tmpfs                      395M   31M  364M   8% /run
/dev/mapper/plex--vg-root  5.2G  5.1G     0 100% /
tmpfs                      2.0G     0  2.0G   0% /dev/shm
tmpfs                      5.0M     0  5.0M   0% /run/lock
tmpfs                      2.0G     0  2.0G   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
/dev/xvdb                  1.5T  133G  1.3T  10% /PlexMedia
/dev/xvda1                 472M  403M   46M  90% /boot
tmpfs                      395M     0  395M   0% /run/user/1000

@MattSpeller

Disco ball, strobe light & laser beams. Got it.

Looks like this guy would fit the bill just fine. https://www.arktel.com/catalog/p-1407-weatherproof-1181-compact-paging-loudspeaker.aspx

Just make sure your SIP provider supports it on their network. Some do not, and if a fax doesn't work due to any problem at all, they will not support you. It may work, but it might not.

@momurda

Best answer ever!

@wirestyle22

That's what I was thinking as well. The only missing piece for me is to figure out how the PA-1 integrates with an existing analog speaker. There are a couple of different ports on the PA-1, including what looks like an RJ11 jack, as well as a Black/Red standard audio connection. For a shop environment, will I need any other external amplifier, or is the built in 4 watt amplifier good enough to power the speaker?

Does anyone have any recommendations for a VoIP based "ringer", or speaker that will literally just ring for incoming calls?

The environment is a loud shop, and you simply cannot hear the existing VoIP phones ring.

I've been down and out with the flu lately, and now trying to regain motivation. I'll jump back in shortly.

@scottalanmiller

Nice! Any idea how this compares with Resolve? https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve

Getting ready to host another Party!

Merry Christmas!!

@scottalanmiller not yet. But the user will be in my office tomorrow and will test on WIFI there.

Yep, will give that a shot.

@fuznutz04 said in Asterisk console error with softphone:

@scottalanmiller In this specific case, no, he was on WIFI

Which could be part of the problem....It was public WIFI, so who knows what's going on behind the scenes.