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asterisk cache is not writable #45
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it happens recently |
Try restarting the container - permissions get reset upon restart, otherwise you can quickly solve by entering inside the container docker exec -it yourcontainername bash
chown -R asterisk /var/spool/asterisk |
@tiredofit is there a way we can fix it from the Dockerfile? I added |
I'm afraid the Dockerfile won't fix what's happening on your end. (You can see line 75 of install/etc/cont-init.d/10-freepbx in this repo to see the permissions reset. You'll notice I am applying the permissions to /data as that's where is actually exists based on the data persistence hacks I perform when building the image). |
Hello, this is my result: I deleted my volumes and containers to start from docker-compose and now have the same problem too.
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Thanks for this. I wonder what has changed. In fact, I don't even have a /var/spool/asterisk cache folder :) |
Hello @tiredofit do you know any problem. Today i deleted everyting i run: docker system prune -a and i deteled all. When I run Docker-compose up -d again, i can see this problem. Maybe the debian base have an new bug? Best regards. Rene |
Hi Rene, I'm actually seeing major problems with new installs right now. |
Hi @tiredofit I understand perfectly you only works on it in your free time, mee too, so, I hope you have some time for check that. Best regards. |
Hi @rene-gomez . I have just put together a maintenance release (Tag 2.12) that is being built on the DockerHub now which should (?) get you back in business. Changelog:
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Hi @tiredofit Cool!, this release should be fix to SQL problems too? Best regards. |
That I could never figure out but based on your logs in the other issue semed to be all related to an incomplete install when the image does the git pull... Let me know. |
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