My understanding is that asterisk will read the file before it is finished being
written.
The proper method for NFS would be to write into another folder on the same file
system, then have a script move the file to the
proper call file location.
The script would run every 5 seconds or so.
The script shouldn't have an issue with a half written file because the file
move should fail if the file is still locked.
This works because moving a file on the same file system is immediate. (no bits
copied, just a FS pointer change)
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"Kyle Hagan" <info@quadrasoftware.com> wrote in message
news:44AEA8F7.6040706@quadrasoftware.com...> Any one have an idea why asterisk would ignore a callout file that was
dropped in via nfs
>
> The permossions are the same as a file dropped in locally that works fine.
>
> Kyle
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