hHw can I copy easly some wav files to the VMPro. 1

[Frank_vw]

Hi,
how can I copy easly some wav files to the VMPro.
Actually I need to connect with WinSCP to copy the file to "/home/Administrator" and then cpnnect with Putty with root account to copy the file to "/opt/vmpro/wav".

Someone has a solution more easy and fast to do it?

Thanks you
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[IPGuru]

Exactly as you have just described
Alternatively place your recordings in /opt/vmpro/wav/custom
or change the permissions on /opt/vmpro/wav with the command chmod 777 /opt/vmpro/wav



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[VoIP Numpty]

The File Manager application in Web Manager?
Messing with the permissions sounds risky - I assume there was a reason that the developers set them to what they are.

 

[azrael2000]

If you can connect to the UCM / VMPro, then you can use WinSCP and in a Windows Explorer style window move the files where you want them.

Regards

 

[janni78]

Never use chmod 777.

The Avaya way is to use the File Manager in the Web Administration.
This will copy the files to /opt/vmpro/Wavs/CustomPrompts with the right permissions.
A warning though is that if you use this method you always need to use it as it will delete all other files in that directory not added this way.

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If you use WinSCP you should still place the files in /opt/vmPro/Wavs/CustomPrompts
After that you need to change the owner of the file in linux with "chown vmpro:vmpro /opt/vmPro/Wavs/CustomPrompts/*", otherwise you'll get an error when choosing the file in VMPro although they still work.

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