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I only did the 420 because thats what the original files looked like?<br>
r-- -w- ---<br>
Should I change this to 644?<br>
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Kate<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 10:18:21AM +0200, Giorgio Incantalupo wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi all,
I am wanting to change the sound files from the standard ones to a New
Zealand voice pack.
I have copied the files into the /var/lib/asterisk/sounds directory and
chowned them to asterisk:asterisk and chmod 420
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420? r-- -w- --- ?
Why not stick with the standard 644 or maybe 664?
Anyway, the Asterisk user does not need to write access to the standard
sound files. Only read-access.
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<pre wrap="">to match the existing
files but the system is still using the original files.
The original files seem to be wav files while the NZ voice pack ones are
gsm files.
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Only gsm? Any higher quality originals from which to produce other
formats?
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<pre wrap="">How do I get the system to use the new gsm files?
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
try to delete old .wav ones.
Why not using a sounds/nz subfolder and set language to nz?
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en-nz?
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