Closed TempleNode closed 3 years ago
hi @TempleNode ,
Thank you for the feedback. I don't understand the problem you mention. Sorry it's my lack of information. We can make it better with your support/feedbacks.
Could you explain further?
I am not sure if it's related to official Centos support. Because CI test the software with Ubuntu 18.04. There is no official support for Centos.
On those directory /usr/local/antmedia/.javacpp /usr/local/antmedia/work /tmp/vertx-cache
there is no execute (x) flag and when you run the program it said you do not have permission.
As far as I know there should be no (x) flag for these folders.
Anyway, let us check. Thank you so much for the feedback.
and how you write files if there is no x flag?
Maybe I'm missing something but no need to have x(executable) permission when you write the files. Write permission is enough as far as I know. Maybe I'm having some misunderstanding.
My colleague @muratugureminoglu has more experience in linux, Centos. He'll give you an answer.
@TempleNode There is a x flag by default in the directories that I have checked. Can you share the exact error that you received with us? Maybe you have installed with an unauthorized user before.
The install script found here seem to be wrong.
Thanks for the info.
I think 644 is sufficient for our application. Since jsvc will be removed in the future, these parts will be deleted. Thanks for your comment.
Regards.
Shall we provide a quick workaround for this issue @muratugureminoglu?
Because we don't know how much we need to work in removing the jsvc.
This issue has been fixed.
https://github.com/ant-media/Scripts/blob/master/install_ant-media-server.sh#L276
Regards.
The permission on centos 8 on
/usr/local/antmedia/.javacpp /usr/local/antmedia/work /tmp/vertx-cache
are pieces of crap. Where is the x flag on those? I can't believe you put that software as the final release when is a piece of shit? Do you even test it before you release it?