Hi,
I thought I had this problem licked but there still is a rights problem
with ARI and Asterisk when using a non-root user (Following the wiki at
http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-pagehistory.php?page=Asterisk+non-root&diff2=25).
When I issue the following:
chmod --recursive u=rwX,g=rX,o= /var/spool/asterisk
The above command results in the following rights on messages:
msg0000.gsm rwxr-x--- asterisk
msg0000.txt rw-r----- asterisk
msg0000.wav rwxr-x--- asterisk
I can transfer voicemails and play them but new messages comming in get
the following:
msg0000.gsm rwx------ asterisk
msg0000.txt rw-r--r-- asterisk
msg0000.wav rwx------ asterisk
After changing the rights a transferred messages has the folowing rights:
msg0000.gsm rw-r----- apache
msg0000.txt rw-r----- apache
msg0000.wav rw-r----- apache
New voicemail cannot be played, deleted or transferred by the ARI
application. Apache is belongs to the Asterisk group. I thought I
understood SUID, GUID and sticky bit now I am not so sure. What is
really confussing to me is why the rights on the .txt file do not match
the other 2 after running the 'chmod --recursive ...' command. Any help
here would be greatly appreciated. I am using the lastest versions of
Asterisk 1.2.4 and Zaptel 1.2.3, etc.
Thanks
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