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Subject: Bug#605211: linphonec regularly removes auth_info section from config
file
Date: Sun, 28 Nov 2010, 13:41:09
From: Bruce <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Package: linphone-nox
Version: 3.3.2-1
I am using program linphonec to automatically create sip calls. I have two
user accounts - operator and autocall. operator is a desktop user,
autocall is a user under the linphonec runs (calls are initialized by
operator over some server, the server connects to the operator's computer
over ssh as autocall user, there starts linphonec and operator has a
call). Under /home/autocall/.linphonerc I have following section:
...
[auth_info_0]
username=operator1
userid=operator1
passwd=*****
realm="asterisk"
The problem is that after some time (it can be some number of calls or
time based, I don't have the pattern yet) this auth section is
automatically deleted from the config file and therefore the automatic
dialing stops working, I have to manually overwrite the config file again
and again. If I set up only read flag for the user on the config file and
delete all other, it is overwritten to rw flags for user and auth info can
be deleted again. Linphonec inserts into the config file [call_log_N]
sections, where N is a number. If next call is created, current linphonec
process is destroyed by calling `kill PID` command and first then a new
linphonec command is called.
The linphonec should not change content of the config file or its
permissions. Call logs should be written somewhere else.
Using Debian Squeeze, kernel 2.6.32-5-686
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