thanks for reply. > > > how can i give the root permission to apache ? > > sudo.
i also tried sudo . > > However, without careful configuration you will probably be giving root > access to any process that runs as your apache user. > > I've never done it, but I'm guessing you could create a group, make your > asterisk user and your apache user members of that group and protect > resources appropriately. > > What are you trying to accomplish that you can't using AMI, querying a > database, creating a call file or parsing a log file? >Alternatively, as of 1.6.1 (or is it 1.6.2) you have CLI permissions. >You can allow anybody to write to the socket, but only a limited set of >commands to the user 'apache' or whatever. See >/etc/asterisk/cli_permissions.conf . i am using asterisk 1.6.2 but did't find /etc/asterisk/cli_permissions.conf.
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