since i have installed nethserver-freepbx i have many errors reports from (asterisk) cron like:
"UnexpectedValueException: The stream or file “/var/log/asterisk/freepbx.log” could not be opened: failed to open stream: Keine Berechtigung in file /var/www/html/freepbx/admin/libraries/Composer/vendor/monolog/monolog/src/Monolog/Handler/StreamHandler.php on line 107
Stack trace:
I have looked in the asterisk crontab to see the crontimes and the full command line and i have noted some tasks which uses the “/usr/sbin/fwconsole” command.
As i know, in Nethserver the fwconsole command only works with the “/usr/bin/scl enable rh-php56” in front of the “/usr/sbin/fwconsole” command. But in the asterisk crontasks this “initiation” is not here. (and i am sure the crontab entries are “original” from nethserver-freepx installation)
Is this the cause for the Cron Errors?
What is the best (Nethserver-)way to correct this?
Adding the “/usr/bin/scl enable rh-php56” initiation in every relevant crontask lines?
Or is there a better way like setting an enviroment variable or something?
OK, here are more Informations for both questions:
This Nethserver installation is 7.9 and exist since version 7.6.
Last year (i think) i tried out freepbx in Nethserver 7.7 (nethserver-freepbx), the installation itself was fine with cockpit but while installing and/or updating some modules in freepx admin panel the freepbx installation was damaged.
So i endet this experiment with nethserver-freepbx and tried a separate freepbx installation on a external vm.
Early this year i decide to use freepbx real (not for testing only) but in a standalone installation there was some problems with connecting to an Nethserver AD (not possible withoud insecure Nethserver AD) or simple sending E-Mails. So i decide to try nethserver-freepbx a second time. Because the first installation was wrong i must deinstall first. After deinstalling nethserver-freepbx the reinstalling was not possible, there was some errors in installation process. So i removed also some asterisk components (folders and configs also) as i reading in some posts here. After that, the “new” nethserver-freepbx installation was fine and i progressed with my tests. This “Testmaschine” is the installation with the described problem.
Additionally i have installed nethserver-freepbx on a second Nethserver Installation (7.8) for production use without the described problem.
With this second installation (the first is for testing, the second for production) a have the possiblity to compare some things like versions, configs, File/Folder permissions and so on. So i can say, that the permissions seems to be the same on both installations. Both installations have Nethserver 7.9 now and the actual nethserver-freepbx. Maybe there a more freepbx-modules on the testing vm.
I not a FreePBX user myself so can not help you a lot.
Was just triggered by:
And reading your summary of events still triggered by it, it happens more often files stay behind after a de-installation. These files keep the UID and GID numbers of the first install which are not necessarily the UID/GID assigned to the (system) user for a specific application / service created by a re-install.
In this case, again have no knowledge of FreePBX and hope other can chip in, I would check the permissions of freepbx.log and the read/write permissions of the asterisk directory it lives in.
Thanks, this was a nice idea. But the user and groups id of astersisk related files seems to be the same as in /etc/passwd and /etc/groups.
As i know, in Posix Filesystems the UID and GID are raw numbers and the /etc/passwd and/or /etc/groups “lists” assigns the “human readable” names as displayed in CLI.
I think if there is a other (newer) assigning /etc/passwd /etc/groups the assigned names will simple displayed at file listing.
But i dont know what happend if a ID is no (more) assigned to an username or groupname. The ID? Or “undefined”/ “unknown”?
Thank you, i think you have meant the “scl enable rh-php56 – fwconsole chown” command to fix the persmissions? I have done this now and will wait for the next related cron run.
(i think the weekly cron task sends a mail summary with related errors from more frequent tasks)
Hmm, is there a way to edit the command correct in this post?
The “double line” - - in the command will always translated (or displayed) as a “long line” here.