On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 01:43:47PM +0200, Ondřej Surý wrote:
> Sadly this not entirely true. It's the stop action of init.d script
> which creates .asterisk_history.
And this is because the stop script runs:
asterisk -rx 'stop now'
This is not the asterisk daemon (verified with strace that this is the
process that generates the file).
Some other interesting points:
1.
asterisk -U asterisk -c
does try to open /root/.asterisk_history . I guess $HOME is not properly
set. Tested on Debian's packlage and on recent upstream trunk. The
result is permission denied, though.
2. asterisk -rx has no need to open the history file, as it does not
write there.
So a silly workaround would be to use: 'asterisk -U asterisk -rx' .
A better fix is not to initialize the terminal on 'asterisk -rx' .
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