Hello Nandy, While this will work you should not alter udev's default permissions. A cleaner and better solution would be to add the user "freeswitch" to the group "dialout" with the command "gpasswd -a freeswitch dialout" or with "usermod -G dialout freeswitch", the `gpasswd' command being prefferable because with usermod you're supposed to list all additional groups that you want the user freeswitch to be a member of. Cheers, -- Iskren Hadzhinedev System Administrator The Idea Factory | 20 Mearns Street | Aberdeen | AB11 5AT | UK T: 01224 607500 VAT Reg No: 982 4936 74. Company registered in Scotland, SC237116 On Sunday 12 January 2014 01:04:11 Nandy Dagondon wrote:
Hi to all!
mod_gsmopen doesn't load on CentOS x64. USB device permission denied: crw-crw---- 1 root dialout /dev/ttyUSB*
To solve this problem, I found this solution somewhere - adding udev this more relax rule:
KERNEL=="ttyUSB[0-9]*,NAME="ttyUSB%n",SYMLINK="%k",GROUP="dialout",MODE ="066
6"
Lately, I tried this - making Freeswitch own the device:
KERNEL=="ttyUSB[0-9]*,NAME="ttyUSB%n",SYMLINK="%k",OWNER="freeswitch",G ROUP=
"dialout",MODE="0660"
I'd like to add this on the Wiki unless there's a better solution. Please advise.
/Nandy
