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Where do the file permissions come from.
 
* FusionPBX gets its file permissions from the user account that the web server is running under.
 
* FusionPBX gets its file permissions from the user account that the web server is running under.
 
* FreeSWITCH gets its file permissions under the user account that it runs under
 
* FreeSWITCH gets its file permissions under the user account that it runs under
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What needs to be achieved with permissions.
 
* FusionPBX needs permission read and write to most of FreeSWITCH's files.
 
* FusionPBX needs permission read and write to most of FreeSWITCH's files.
 
* FreeSWITCH needs permission to read all its files
 
* FreeSWITCH needs permission to read all its files
 
* FreeSWITCH needs read permissions on the fusionpbx/secure directory and execute on the cli conf file and the fax and email php files.
 
* FreeSWITCH needs read permissions on the fusionpbx/secure directory and execute on the cli conf file and the fax and email php files.

Revision as of 07:03, 19 January 2011

Permissions are a critical part of a working system.

Where do the file permissions come from.

  • FusionPBX gets its file permissions from the user account that the web server is running under.
  • FreeSWITCH gets its file permissions under the user account that it runs under

What needs to be achieved with permissions.

  • FusionPBX needs permission read and write to most of FreeSWITCH's files.
  • FreeSWITCH needs permission to read all its files
  • FreeSWITCH needs read permissions on the fusionpbx/secure directory and execute on the cli conf file and the fax and email php files.