asterisk users - Dec 2004 - What does "t" mean in a CDR entry?

What does "t" mean in a CDR entry? This is in place of where the
number that
was dialed normally goes. For one IAX termination provider it always has a t 
instead of the number dialed. Also, we always see the word "hunguup"
in the
same record entry. This is the provider we have set to our secondary not 
primary. Is it transfer of some sort? I don't think there was a transfer on 
the calls I am seeing this on, they were just outgoing IAX calls to a VOIP 
termination provider via IAX.

Also, what does it mean when I see "hangup" in the CRD entry? Does it
mean
that our caller (our extension) hungup or that the called party hung up or??

Sound like stupid questions, I know but none the less I would like to know 
the answers :)

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On Mon, 2004-12-20 at 13:45, Me wrote:
> What does "t" mean in a CDR entry?
The 't' probably means that the call ended up in the timeout extension.

-Seth

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