asterisk users - Dec 2004 - -p real time priority and -U together

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Kevin Blackham

2004-Dec-10 23:05 UTC

[Asterisk-Users] -p real time priority and -U together

When I start asterisk with 'asterisk -pvvvvU asterisk -G asterisk', I
can get it up and running as non-root with priority.  However, if I
restart from CLI, it exits complaining about being unable to set prio.
 Clearly this is because it's non-root.  Is this an impossible
scenario?

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