smssend giving permission error on CentOS 7
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I am trying to send a sms on Centos 7. I am using a com port modem that is configured, and I have installed smstools. However when I try to send a sms using this command:
smsend 0522222222 'testing'
I get the following error:
smsd: Cannot handle /var/spool/sms/outgoing/send_uAVscJ: Access denied. Check the file and directory permissions.
I have checked the internet and I see there are bugs listed. Has anyone found a work around? I see one post suggested to edit the sendsms script but I cannot do so using vi or nano.
I also changed owner to smstool:root and change folders to 777 permissions just to test but it didn't make a difference.
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
linux permissions centos
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I am trying to send a sms on Centos 7. I am using a com port modem that is configured, and I have installed smstools. However when I try to send a sms using this command:
smsend 0522222222 'testing'
I get the following error:
smsd: Cannot handle /var/spool/sms/outgoing/send_uAVscJ: Access denied. Check the file and directory permissions.
I have checked the internet and I see there are bugs listed. Has anyone found a work around? I see one post suggested to edit the sendsms script but I cannot do so using vi or nano.
I also changed owner to smstool:root and change folders to 777 permissions just to test but it didn't make a difference.
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
linux permissions centos
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I am trying to send a sms on Centos 7. I am using a com port modem that is configured, and I have installed smstools. However when I try to send a sms using this command:
smsend 0522222222 'testing'
I get the following error:
smsd: Cannot handle /var/spool/sms/outgoing/send_uAVscJ: Access denied. Check the file and directory permissions.
I have checked the internet and I see there are bugs listed. Has anyone found a work around? I see one post suggested to edit the sendsms script but I cannot do so using vi or nano.
I also changed owner to smstool:root and change folders to 777 permissions just to test but it didn't make a difference.
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
linux permissions centos
I am trying to send a sms on Centos 7. I am using a com port modem that is configured, and I have installed smstools. However when I try to send a sms using this command:
smsend 0522222222 'testing'
I get the following error:
smsd: Cannot handle /var/spool/sms/outgoing/send_uAVscJ: Access denied. Check the file and directory permissions.
I have checked the internet and I see there are bugs listed. Has anyone found a work around? I see one post suggested to edit the sendsms script but I cannot do so using vi or nano.
I also changed owner to smstool:root and change folders to 777 permissions just to test but it didn't make a difference.
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
linux permissions centos
linux permissions centos
edited Nov 23 at 22:45
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Ok, so I found the answer on a Russian site, I have to change user in
/usr/bin/smssend/
with nano by running this command
#smsd_user="smsd"
smsd_user="smstools"
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You should login with the smstools
user account:
su smstools
And then send the SMS:
smstools@localhost$ smsSend 0522222222 'testing'
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Ok, so I found the answer on a Russian site, I have to change user in
/usr/bin/smssend/
with nano by running this command
#smsd_user="smsd"
smsd_user="smstools"
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2
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Ok, so I found the answer on a Russian site, I have to change user in
/usr/bin/smssend/
with nano by running this command
#smsd_user="smsd"
smsd_user="smstools"
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up vote
2
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Ok, so I found the answer on a Russian site, I have to change user in
/usr/bin/smssend/
with nano by running this command
#smsd_user="smsd"
smsd_user="smstools"
Ok, so I found the answer on a Russian site, I have to change user in
/usr/bin/smssend/
with nano by running this command
#smsd_user="smsd"
smsd_user="smstools"
edited Nov 3 '16 at 11:03
answered Nov 3 '16 at 10:39
warhansen
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You should login with the smstools
user account:
su smstools
And then send the SMS:
smstools@localhost$ smsSend 0522222222 'testing'
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up vote
2
down vote
You should login with the smstools
user account:
su smstools
And then send the SMS:
smstools@localhost$ smsSend 0522222222 'testing'
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
You should login with the smstools
user account:
su smstools
And then send the SMS:
smstools@localhost$ smsSend 0522222222 'testing'
You should login with the smstools
user account:
su smstools
And then send the SMS:
smstools@localhost$ smsSend 0522222222 'testing'
edited Nov 23 at 22:44
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answered Nov 23 at 18:14
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