The udev rules do create /dev/zap/* but with the group dialout. I think the problem here is that asterisk expects /dev/zap/* to belong to group asterisk. As Scott mentions above, the group must be a system group.
Can users using asterisk add the asterisk user to the dialout group, or change the group ownership manually in udev / chown the file before starting Asterisk.
If there are no objections, could we mark this bug as invalid?
The udev rules do create /dev/zap/* but with the group dialout. I think the problem here is that asterisk expects /dev/zap/* to belong to group asterisk. As Scott mentions above, the group must be a system group.
Can users using asterisk add the asterisk user to the dialout group, or change the group ownership manually in udev / chown the file before starting Asterisk.
If there are no objections, could we mark this bug as invalid?