Hi,
I have now more details about this crashed.
Here is what i did (I used the FS you compiled as 'minessale"):
- Start FS as minessale:
su minessale
/usr/local/stow/freeswitch_20121130/bin/freeswitch -nonat -rp -nc -conf
/etc/freeswitch/ -db /var/lib/freeswitch/db/ -log /var/log/freeswitch
Everthing worked fine, NO CRASH!!
- Then i tried samething by starting FS as "freeswitch"
su - freeswitch -s /bin/bash
/usr/local/stow/freeswitch_20121130/bin/freeswitch -nonat -rp -nc -conf
/etc/freeswitch/ -db /var/lib/freeswitch/db/ -log /var/log/freeswitch
This time FS crashed.
According to "strace", we have a permission denied when accessing to
/usr/local/stow/freeswitch_20121130/storage/http_file_cache. By changing the
rights on "storage" I was able to run httapi without crash with the user
"freeswitch"
I joined the trace file.
Additionnaly, we got the same issue with the compiled debian package: It's
looking for its cache in /usr/storage which does nt exist.
I would like to suggest to you:
- Checking return code when opening a file in "storage/http_file_cache" and
log failures.
- Fix the build system to create the storage cache with the correct rights
- Add in httapi configuration file parameters to set the storage path
Regards,
Srigo
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