NO, its not possible, once you have to have Root Permission to write and copy files to certain directories in your system.

On Wed, 11 May 2005 15:28:36 -0400 Alex sunny@tiscali.it wrote:

hi Ser-users,

[intro] i'm sorry if my post is redundant but i really need to know!!

[problem] I haven't root's privileges on a linux Fedora core 3 Server but i really would like install SER and Mediaproxy(for NATed client) on my server

i tried by make prefix=/home/my_folder/ser_production make prefix=/home/my_folder/ser_production modules make prefix=/home/my_folder/ser_production install

but i've a lot of troubles (while compiling and while running ./ser o ./serctl)

[Question] is it possible to install SER on my linux Box without root's permissions?

thanks in advance!!

Alex

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Alex wrote:

hi Ser-users,

[intro] i'm sorry if my post is redundant but i really need to know!!

[problem] I haven't root's privileges on a linux Fedora core 3 Server but i really would like install SER and Mediaproxy(for NATed client) on my server

i tried by make prefix=/home/my_folder/ser_production make prefix=/home/my_folder/ser_production modules make prefix=/home/my_folder/ser_production install

but i've a lot of troubles (while compiling and while running ./ser o ./serctl)

I've never tried it, but I do not see a problem at first glance. Starting ser should also be fine if the config, modules, .pid file and fifo are created in directories to which you have access.

regards, klaus