Eddie Mikell
2010-Jun-18 19:22 UTC
[asterisk-users] How to get asterisk to playback personal greetings using grandstream gxp-2000
All: I am using the standard voicemail in asterisk. Everything works well, except, if a users wants to record their own personal greeting, it doesn't playback. I can see the soundfile being created. I suspect it is a setting in the voicemail.conf, or an option I am over-looking on the grandstream, but if anyone can point me in the write direction, I would certainly appreciate the help. Also, I would like for the user to be able to set up their own password. I set the initial password the same as the extension, so that forces voicemail to prompt for a new password. The problem is, I can see where asterisk is trying to write the password in the voicemail.conf file, but it is denied because the user doesn't have permission. I hate to open /etc/asterisk directory to the incorrect permissions. What would be the best way to enable the user to be able to change their password? Thanks, Eddie
Ishfaq Malik
2010-Jun-21 08:10 UTC
[asterisk-users] How to get asterisk to playback personal greetings using grandstream gxp-2000
On 18/06/10 20:22, Eddie Mikell wrote:> All: > > I am using the standard voicemail in asterisk. Everything works well, > except, if a users wants to record their own personal greeting, it > doesn't playback. > > I can see the soundfile being created. I suspect it is a setting in the > voicemail.conf, or an option I am over-looking on the grandstream, but > if anyone can point me in the write direction, I would certainly > appreciate the help. > > Also, I would like for the user to be able to set up their own > password. I set the initial password the same as the extension, so that > forces voicemail to prompt for a new password. The problem is, I can > see where asterisk is trying to write the password in the voicemail.conf > file, but it is denied because the user doesn't have permission. I hate > to open /etc/asterisk directory to the incorrect permissions. What > would be the best way to enable the user to be able to change their > password? > > Thanks, > > Eddie > >Hi Are you using the u option in the Voicemail step? As for the password, all the files in /etc/asterisk should be owned by asterisk.asterisk Ish -- Ishfaq Malik Software Developer PackNet Ltd Office: 0161 660 3062 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20100621/ca70c082/attachment.htm
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