asterisk commands

Release date:Updated on: Affected Systems:Asterisk Business Edition C.3.7.4Asterisk Business Edition C.3.7.3Asterisk Business Edition C.3.6.4Asterisk Business Edition C.3.6.3Asterisk Business Edition C.3.6.2Asterisk Business Edition C.3.3.2Asterisk Business Edition C.3.2 3Asterisk Business Edition C.3.2 2Asterisk Business Edition C.3.1.0Asterisk Business Edition C.3.1 1Asterisk Business EditionDescription:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Bugtraq id:

It is very easy to store the call records of Asterisk to MySQL, but it is also easy to store them to SQL Server. First declare the environment: centos6.2 + asterisk 1.8.7.1 + freetds 0.91 + sqlserver 2008 1. Install rpmforge and epel sources 2. Install freetds:Yum install freetds * 3. Configure and test freetdsVI/etc/freetds. confExample:IP: Port mode: [Sql2008] Host= 172.16.16.100Port= 1433TDS ve

Often we encounter 2 places with the asterisk "*" in the div+css layout, a CSS selector that has no named name with an asterisk, and a CSS attribute word style that starts with a * in the CSS selector.First, the CSS asterisk * Selector* {padding:0; }The "*" number here is a wildcard , meaning all the tags in the HTML of the page.CSS Code: * { padding:0; margin:0;

This article describes a summary of using the asterisk (*) wildcard character in CSS sparingly The use of wildcards is mentioned in the article on CSS3 (if you are interested in using selectors in CSS3, refer to the attribute selector in the detailed CSS3 of my translation). There are several ways to use the characters in CSS3, such as an asterisk (*), a caret (^), and a dollar sign ($). Since the

You must enclose all the file names you get into the array, or the for loop will be parsed as a wildcard, or you can use a shell dictionary, as well as quotation marks.Shell Dictionary Example#!/bin/BashEcho "Shell Definition Dictionary"#必须先声明declare-A dicdic= ([key1]="value1"[key2]="value2"[key3]="Value3") #打印指定key的valueEcho${dic["Key1"]} #打印所有key值Echo${!dic[*]} #打印所有valueEcho${dic[*]} #遍历key值 forKeyinch$(Echo${!dic[*]}) Do Echo "$key: ${dic[$key]}" DoneEcho "Shell definition Array"#数组li

Using PHP in three simple ways to achieve the mobile phone number of the middle four (n-bit) with an asterisk display: $mobile = ' 13912345678 ';1. String interception method$newMobile 1 = substr ($mobile, 0, 5). ' '. substr ($mobile, 9);echo $newMobile 1. ' 2. Substring of replacement string$newMobile 2 = substr_replace ($mobile, ' * * * *, 5, 4);echo $newMobile 2. ' 3. Use regular$newMobile 3 = preg_replace ('/(\d{5}) \d{4} (\d{2})/', ' $1****$

One, the JavaScript replaces mobile phone number middle 4 digits Match the handset number to the end, in the form of a similar "123****8901" Output ' 12345678901 '. Replace (/(\d{3}) \d{4} (\d{4})/, ' $1****$2 '); Example Note: This section is matched by a sequential 11-digit number in the string, replacing the middle 4-digit with the * number, and outputting the usual hidden phone number format. If you want to get only the end 4 digits, you can change to the following