On Sun, Oct 23, 2011 at 3:16 PM, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 10:11:08AM -0400, David Backeberg wrote:
>
>> If you use DAHDI, you need to change ownership of /dev/dahdi/* to the
>> non-root owner. I ended up rolling that into the init script for
>> dahdi.
>
> The init script of D
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Running as non-root
> On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 09:02:14AM +0200, Torbjörn Abrahamsson wrote:
> Thanks for all answers.
>
> One further question: If I run Asterisk as root, and set its group in
> asterisk.conf to apache, and make no changes to file/folder permissions,
> will I be able to run "asterisk -rx 'clicmd'" from
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 10:11:08AM -0400, David Backeberg wrote:
> If you use DAHDI, you need to change ownership of /dev/dahdi/* to the
> non-root owner. I ended up rolling that into the init script for
> dahdi.
The init script of DAHDI or asterisk is the wrong place for that.
If you're one of
2011/10/19 Paul Belanger
> Later out I found to properly use snmp you actually need to run
> asterisk as root.
>
>
Hi,
Can you elaborate a bit ?
Which SNMP feature requires to run asterisk as root ?
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> On 11-10-19 05:50 AM, Torbjörn Abrahamsson wrote:
> > Hello.
> >
> > I would like to run asterisk as an user other than root. I have seen
> some
> > tutorials on the web, but I would like to know
On 11-10-19 05:50 AM, Torbjörn Abrahamsson wrote:
Hello.
I would like to run asterisk as an user other than root. I have seen some
tutorials on the web, but I would like to know if there is some “official”
how-to for this. Is there?
I looked at a thread on reviewboard regarding this
(https://re
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 7:19 AM, Torbjörn Abrahamsson
wrote:
> Thank you, I actually found the asterisk.conf settings after sending the
> mail. So next question is which folders/files do I need to change ownership
> of to make it work?
>
>
>
> /etc/asterisk
>
> /var/lib/asterisk
>
> /usr/lib/aster
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Running as non-root
What do you use _now_ to run asterisk: safe_asterisk, init-script, from
command-line? What
What do you use _now_ to run asterisk: safe_asterisk, init-script, from
command-line? What distribution do you use?
To run asterisk from command line as user "asterisk", just run asterisk -U
asterisk (asterisk user should be created), or edit /etc/asterisk.conf to
run as user "asterisk". In product
Hello.
I would like to run asterisk as an user other than root. I have seen some
tutorials on the web, but I would like to know if there is some official
how-to for this. Is there?
I looked at a thread on reviewboard regarding this
(https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/654/). It was Paul B
Justin wrote:
Olle,
That's a great start but as the documentation states:
NOTE: this requires substantial work to be sure that Asterisk's
environment has permission to write the files required for its
operation, including logs, its comm socket, the asterisk database, etc.
Can that be made ea
Olle,
That's a great start but as the documentation states:
NOTE: this requires substantial work to be sure that Asterisk's
environment has permission to write the files required for its
operation, including logs, its comm socket, the asterisk database, etc.
Can that be made easier or is t
Justin wrote:
It is great that this documentation is out there, and that *
supports this. However I think in an ideal world this would be inherently
supported by * and ideally setup via config file like with apache:
User www
Group www
From the Asterisk man page:
asterisk [ -hfdvVqpRgcin ] [ -
Kristian Kielhofner said:
> This is well documented in the wiki and elsewhere.
Yes, I know. I even quoted it in my note ;) What I'm suggesting is that
it should do so by default, not with some additional changes to the
standard installation.
Please don't flame me for this but there are far too
Hi Kristian,
It is great that this documentation is out there, and that *
supports this. However I think in an ideal world this would be inherently
supported by * and ideally setup via config file like with apache:
User www
Group www
Or some other equivalent method. My problem with the existing
Paul Dugas wrote:
Being fairly retentive about security and a long time admin of Solaris and
Linux machines, I find the default behaviour of * running as root
troubling. Forgive the potential offense but I don't trust *anyone*
(including myself unless I have to) with root access. If * is to becom
Being fairly retentive about security and a long time admin of Solaris and
Linux machines, I find the default behaviour of * running as root
troubling. Forgive the potential offense but I don't trust *anyone*
(including myself unless I have to) with root access. If * is to become a
product for th
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