Michael Jerris wrote:

It means the reason those directories where like that in the file were  

because they are based on the locations the rpm puts the files.

Thanks again Mike. I went ahead, created a "freeswitch" user, chowned
/usr/local/freeswitch/ recursively, ran /etc/init.d/freeswitch, and the
server seems to work OK.

One little detail, though, which might be CentOS-specific: Even after
editing /etc/password, "ps" shows the user ID instead of the user name:

============
# cat /etc/passwd
[...]
freeswitch:x:500:500:Freeswitch:/home/freeswitch:/sbin/nologin
============
# /etc/init.d/freeswitch start
Starting freeswitch: [  OK  ]
============
# ps aux | grep frees
500       3733 24.2  1.3  29404 14360 ?        Sl   12:26   0:00
/usr/local/freeswitch/bin/freeswitch -nc
root      3762  0.0  0.0   3912   676 pts/3    S+   12:26   0:00 grep frees
============

Does someone know why "ps" shows the ID instead of the name in column 1?

Thank you.
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