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When people call in they ignore the prompts and dial 0. We'd like to change the operator from 0 to 9. Any ideas?
I would look at the quality of your prompts. If your prompts are not helping me get the information I want, I will try for the Operator. Changing the operator key will just get you a bunch of unsatisfied customers. Many will hangup and go elsewhere if they can. Is this what you want?
Track why your customers are pressing 0, and rearrange your prompts to get the most important prompts early in the list. Add new prompts if needed. When changing your prompts you may want to indicate that they have changed early in the prompt messages.
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I am following a tutorial on multi-tenancy in Django (10:58/11:42) and I would like to modify the hosts file which I located alreadty. When I try to add a single letter, I get rejected:
But this leaves me quite confused, this is my laptop, and I do not have permission? Is there a way to do this differently ?
In the terminal type sudo nano /etc/hosts and then hit return.
Enter your administrator password and then hit return.
Then you should be able to edit the file.
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I'm at the university and some teachers send us c++ code using pdf. When I want to copy the code from the pdf to code::blocks and run the program, I get some weird errors, like: "stray '\342' in program" or "stray '\200' in program" or other codes like this where 342 or 200 could be any number made out of 3 digits. Any suggestions how to copy code from a pdf to code::blocks and make it work?
Paste in some code formatter in between. Pdf-s seems to mess upp spaces, after that you can just copy it back to your IDE.
However maybe it was your teachers intention that you should copy the code by hand?
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I've never encountered this issue before -- I can see the source code when simply viewing the Cloud Function, but when I go into edit I just get this error message:
I wrote the function and am an owner of the GCP project, so there shouldn't be any permissions issues. I was not, however, the last person to edit the CF, so maybe there is an issue with that?
The GCP CF common errors page does not seem to have this issue documented: https://cloud.google.com/functions/docs/troubleshooting
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Is it possible to use wildcards in the postfix virtual file?
Instead of allowing #mydomain.com I would like to know whether I can permit a specific configuration of an email address, for example I would like all these to be accepted:
xyzabcTRE456#mydomain.com
xyzabcFRS869#mydomain.com
xyzdefGLY643#mydomain.com
Could I have a single line regex-type entry in the postfix virtual table to cope with these permutations?
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Tim
You can use configuration parameter check_recipient_access in your smtpd_*_restrictions.
e.g, your main.cf should contains
smtpd_recipient_restrictions = other rule, other rule,..., check_recipient_access regexp:/etc/postfix/access.me,...
Then /etc/postfix/access.me should contains your regex. This page and this page should help you.
/^xyzabc/ OK
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Everytime i open
Inkscape
the magnification is set to
35%
i need it to start with
100%
so i do not end up designing something wrong.
Edit the default template. The path should be: YourPath\Inkscape\share\templates\default.svg
The file should contain values such as:
id="base"
pagecolor="#ffffff"
bordercolor="#666666"
borderopacity="1.0"
inkscape:pageopacity="0.0"
inkscape:pageshadow="2"
inkscape:zoom="0.35"
...
Modify "0.35" to whatever value you would like :)
Note: I believe each document contains its own local values that supersede the default values, so changing the default may only affect new documents.