Run sudo -u asterisk /var/lib/asterisk/module_admin
No such command ‘Run sudo -u asterisk /var/lib/asterisk/module_admin’ (type ‘cor e show help Run sudo’ for other possible commands)
and when I type what it says I get this:
-bash: core: command not found
Sorry if this is simple,this is not my strong suit.
It should work from both the Asterisk CLI and bash due to a serendipitous way that asterisk’s ‘shell’ and bash’s ‘history’ interpret an initial "! " (note the space)
( @sschallau was unsure of the difference and I believe @tm1000 was (argumentatively ) leading him up the wrong “path” to his original post’s resolution )
I actually got everything that I wanted to do working. I have an apache server hosting the script in a cron job which I can add to the servers using a wget. I’m not even out of high school so I would say thats pretty cool I really appreciate the help! My boss loves it.