I ran in to this problem this morning. Asterisk wouldn't start at boot
time. I tracked the problem down to the creation of the pidfile. I
noticed a typo in the init script. The chown that changes the ownership
of the pid directory (/var/run/asterisk) was setting the user to be
'askterisk' -- notice the first 'K'.
if [ ! -e `dirname $PIDFILE` ];then
mkdir `dirname $PIDFILE`
chown askterisk.asterisk `dirname $PIDFILE`
fi
After removing the 'K' asterisk started fine. It looks like the
attached patch fixes this problem as well because it replaces this part
of the script anyway. It looks like this might also fix #63713.
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asterisk.init fails when /var/run is tmpfs
https://launchpad.net/bugs/67001
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