That's because you are using another user to run openmeetings. I use the www-data user to run openmeetings, so it owns all the files, but you should have those files to be owned by the user you have running openmeetings, or change the user running the red5 server to be www-data.
Put it back the way it was and check the permissions in the upload/files directory. Did you upload the file again when you changed the permissions or you just tried to open the same file? I think openmeetings converts the files only on new upload, so you would have to upload the file again after changing the permissions. 2013/6/25 Eric Boudrand <[email protected]> > > Le mardi 25 juin 2013 à 11:09 +0200, Alfonso Gonzalez Perez a écrit : > > I use the apache user to execute openmeetings. > > > If I do chown -R www-data.www-data /usr/lib/red5 I have a HTTP error > 500. Same thing if I do a chown root.root to /usr/lib/red5 > > Do you use www-data user ? > > Regards. > > Éric > >
