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| | modprobe ztdummy | | modprobe ztdummy |
| | vzctl set 240 --devnodes zap/pseudo:rw --save | | vzctl set 240 --devnodes zap/pseudo:rw --save |
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| − | This will create /dev/zap/pseudo and /lib/udev/devices/zap/pseudo in your container. The group/owner will be root/root and the permissions will be 644. If you're running Asterisk under the asterisk user in your container, you will need to set the proper ownership for these devices in your VE. The /dev/zap devices are recreated whenever the container is restarted. The /lib/udev/devices/zap files are persistent. The key to only doing this once is to make sure you change the ownership in the VE of the /lib/udev/devices/zap files in addition to the /dev/zap files.
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| − | To set the necessary ownership in the VE:
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| − | vzctl exec 240 chown -R asterisk /dev/zap /lib/udev/devices/zap
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| − | vzctl exec 240 chgrp -R asterisk /dev/zap /lib/udev/devices/zap
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| | [[Category:HOWTO]] | | [[Category:HOWTO]] |
