If you are using a default set-up, you should be using "root" as user log-in. If not, most likely, you are using a user you created that does not have ownership rights of the files you are trying to manipulate. Lean more by googleing linux file ownership. Also see linux file permissions. I would suggest to anyone not to jump off the beaten path until you understand what you are doing with linux, asterisk and/or app_rpt. ...mike/kb8jnm

I'm trying to edit my configuration files but it keeps denying me permission, any suggestions? I having a hell of a hard time with this but I keep hanging in there.

Thanks

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