On Mon, Jul 02, 2007 at 02:58:28PM -0300, Christian Villa Real Lopes wrote:
> this is looks like an asterisk-user question, but since I spent time
> repying...
>
> do you run asterisk like an user other than root ? if so perhapes your
> problem is like mine some time ago (permission to your user "use" ZAP
> devices)
>
> I put the following line inside my zaptel init script
> /bin/chmod -R 0660 /dev/zap
> /bin/chmod ug+x /dev/zap
> /bin/chown asterisk:asterisk /dev/zap
That's a funny way of doing:
/bin/chmod 0660 /dev/zap/*
/bin/chown asterisk:asterisk /dev/zap
And anyway, assuming you use udev, the best way is to create those nodes
with proper permissions in the first place.
* They must not be world readable, because even opening a device for
reading by a randim user has potentially bad results.
* I'm not sure about your distribution. In Debian files under /dev seem
to be created with 0660 permissions by default (r/w to user and
group, notihg to others). I can't find exactly where this is
documented to be the default.
Hence the sole rule in the current Debian config that deals with
permissions is:
SUBSYSTEM=="zaptel", GROUP="dialout"
If I'd wat to aplpy all of your explicit configuration:
SUBSYSTEM=="zaptel", OWNER="asterisk", GROUP="asterisk", MODE=0660"
Make sure you have that line in your udev rules in the proper place.
What distribution do you use, anyway?
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