On Fri, 3 Jul 2015, Jerry Geis wrote:
Ok digging deaper... I was always trying to run the session as su myuser
-c "asterisk -fn"
This does not seem to work.
If I login as myuser and run "asterisk fn" it worked... I got a lot of
crackly noise that I normally dont have but it worked.
Any thoughts on why I cannot run the command as 'su myuser -c "asterisk
-fn"' ?
Maybe there is a difference in the environment -- like a search [XXX]PATH
or resource limit?
Does comparing the output from:
su myuser -c 'set | sort --unique >set-su'
sudo --user=myuser sh -c 'set | sort --unique >set-sudo'
set | sort --unique >set-shell # logged in as myuser
su myuser -c 'ulimit -a | sort >ulimit-su'
sudo --user=myuser sh -c 'ulimit -a | sort >ulimit-sudo'
ulimit -a | sort >ulimit-shell # logged in as myuser
yield any clues?
Maybe the 'crackly noise' is because myuser cannot access resources the
same way root can -- like an elevated priority or 'real time' or ???
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Thanks in advance,
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