On Mon, 2 Mar 2015, Stefan Viljoen wrote:
So the problem was not Asterisk or BASH or permissions, but rather that
it appears that all paths in any System() script must be absolutely, not
relatively, specified.
Not quite.
The 'base' for relative paths would be the 'cwd' (current working
directory) of the Asterisk process.
You can show the cwd for your running Asterisk by:
sudo ls -l /proc/$(pidof asterisk)/cwd
which is a link to the process's cwd.
I suspect if you search your file system ('sudo find / -name
wireless-executed'), you will find 'wireless-executed' -- probably in the
directory shown by the above command.
You can set this in the script that starts Asterisk. I set mine to /tmp/
('cd /tmp/') so I know where any random file access will occur, relatively
speaking.
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