Access to the directories. about docker-asterisk

[dougbtv]

Two things to try, so you mount those directories as a volume right, so it's something like like

docker run -v /your/recordings:/var/spool/asterisk/monitor {$other_options} -it dougbtv/asterisk asterisk -rvvv

Give the /your/recordings permission on the container host loose enough permissions that the asterisk user can write to it. I believe it should be userid 1000. So you can set those permissions on the host. E.g. you could do something like

chown -R 1000:1000 /your/recordings
chmod -R 0755 /your/recordings

A more complex setup would be to create a helper container that has logic what to do with your recordings, and make a data container / docker volume that's shared between the two containers, and then the helper container makes the final move to permanent storage.