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Hello, CDR fans! I'm looking at some issues brought forward over time: 12726/10668: someone wants me to revert the changes I made via bug 10668, last Sept; (that's they are messing him up. And I didn't do the change suggested in ForkCDR, for fear of lousing up folks depending on current behavior. Which probably sparked: 11721 : ForkCDR's not yielding CDR with proper duration/billsec. Add to that some calls I've gotten recently from "dude" on forkCDR messing up the answer() times. My thoughts: Whatev...

...risk 1.6.0.1 installation. The same code runs on version 1.2 without problems, but it seems the behaviour has changed (also on 1.4.7, which I tried). Please consider the following extension: exten => 1213,1,Answer exten => 1213,n,Set(counter=X) exten => 1213,n(again),Set(CDR(accountcode)=forkcdr-test) exten => 1213,n,Set(CDR(userfield)= ${counter}) exten => 1213,n,ForkCDR() exten => 1213,n,Playback(one-moment-please) exten => 1213,n,Wait(3) exten => 1213,n,Set(counter=X${counter}) exten => 1213,n,Goto(again) exten => 1213,n,Hangup If left running, the above code shoul...

...nd outgoing call (attempting to simulate call-forwarding) I'm only getting one CDR -- that of the outgoing call. A (PSTN) calls B (residing on Asterisk) and the Asterisk calls C (cell phone on PSTN) and bridges the call. The only CDR created is from B to C. I have even tried using Answer() and ForkCDR() to get two CDRs, but to no avail. I am starting to wonder if there's a bug in the CDR generation in general, because I set up an extension to do only that: exten => 5822558,1,Answer() exten => 5822558,n,ForkCDR() exten => 5822558,n,Playback(tt-monkeys) exten => 5822558,n,Hangup()...

Hello, I'm looking for a way to restore old behaviour (before Arkadia patch #0010668) of ForkCDR application in 1.4.18 I've done some research directly in the code (cdr.c & forkcdr.c), but can't find any flag. I am just f*c*ed or do you have something to suggest ? :) Thank you for help. Mathieu

Gang, I'm having this error pop up when I do a ForkCDR, and I'm not sure how to get around it. Here are a few log lines: Nov 8 10:37:08 VERBOSE[28079] logger.c: -- Executing ForkCDR("Zap/49-1", "") in new stack Nov 8 10:37:08 WARNING[28079] app_forkcdr.c: Channel does not have a CDR The scenario occurs like this: I use...

Hi, I'm tryng to place a call through Asterisk Manager Originate Action. Since I want separate CDR for each of the two legs of the call, I'm forking CDR with ForkCDR as the first Channel has picked up. The problem is that, while the first CDR is fine, in the second one the "answer" field is always empty, "billsec" field is 0 and "disposition" field is always set to "NO ANSWER". Is there something I'm missing? Thanks...

Hi Guys, The ForkCDR is doing pretty well, except for the call disposition. The time stamps are great, but the disposition always reads answered, even when the call is busy or not answered at all. It should read BUSY and NO ANSWER. I can send a snippet of the CDR record with forked calls for an example if needed. I...

...'ve got a single CDR entry like this: SIP/baz SIP/bar time_when_foo_started_to_ring time_when_bar_ended_talking ANSWERED How can I get two CDR entries : - one for the unanswered call from SIP/baz to SIP/foo - and one for the answered one from SIP/baz to SIP/bar ? I've read about ForkCDR app but from reading its embedded doc, I couldn't find if and how I could get the result I'm after. What would you suggest ? Regards -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20110922/70...

I've been Googling all morning and searching voip-info.org but not quite finding what I'm looking for. I've read that you can modify the billing/account information on a CDR via AGI but I can't find an example or a "how to". I'd like to then assign specific accounts in the CDRs. Possible? Thanks, PB -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was

...that it was looping because cdr->next->next == cdr in ast_cdr_setapp(). I patched this up with some simple code in ast_cdr_append(), but that's just masking the bug. The only place were cdr->next is set is in ast_cdr_append(), and this (as far as I can tell) code is called from ForkCDR() and the Zap channel transfer logic (also from SIP, but SIP is not involved here). I do a ForkCDR() somewhere before Dial() so I think my dialplan hits both (people dial in through Zap and out again through Zap). And the trouble started when I added ForkCDR() to the dialplan. I suspect th...

Does anyone have an example of hoe to use these two commands? I have read he documentation, and I am still unclear on where this command goes, as part of extensions.conf or where? If someone could post a working example it would be most helpful. Regards to all, Joe

...ll? I mean, not only the lastapp e the lastdata but all the dialpan actions! I know that the actual CDR system store one record for each call (and for billing purposes this can be correct) but in some cases the approach needed is something similar to the queue_log. I know that exists ResetCDR and ForkCDR but they don't do what i need, expecially because they fill-in lastdata and lastapp with "ResetCDR" So, what can i do? Is it better to do some customization to generate a CDR event on each dialplan step or is better to parse the logfile and extract the information needed? I'm u...

...//www.asterisk.org/node/48358 to describe what I will shortly be committing to trunk to correct the weaknesses of CDRs, that asterisk users and developers have been complaining about for quite some time. Highlights: Restructuring the code and philosophy of CDRs. Plans to eliminate the ForkCDR() application Plans to create the CDRstart(), CDRanswer(handle), and CDRclose(handle) functions to provide dialplan ability to create CDR records. (I am considering restructuring the CDR function, al...

...to send calls in my out context back to my in context, some channel variables get mixed up, and (for example) when the calling part puts the called party on hold, the music on hold used is the called party's music. I am sure there are some less benign problems that could come with that. Is ForkCDR() what I am looking for? Any things I gotta watch out for when using it? I basically would like Asterisk to treat this call as two separate calls, as if one was completely outbound and the second an independant inbound call. Mike -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachmen...

...e out the end time of the call by adding the CDR start time to the duration, then figure out the actual duration by subtracting the time of the queue "CONNECT" record. That seems messy and error-prone, and I'm hoping there's a better way. I also looked at using the ResetCDR() or ForkCDR() dialplan functions, but I don't see a way to cause code to run immediatly after the agent answers a call from the queue. Any suggestions? Am I missing some easy way of doing this? Thanks! ----Scott.

...SayDigits(${ARG1}) exten => s,n,WaitExten(1.5) exten => s,n,Set(AGENT_TRIES=$[${AGENT_TRIES} + 1]) exten => s,n,GotoIf($[${AGENT_TRIES} > 40]?10:repeat) exten => s,n,Noop(How did I get here?!) exten => 1,1,Noop(Agent pressed ${EXTEN} - call being transferred) exten => 1,n,ForkCDR() ; start new CDR if call actually got xfer'd exten => 1,n,Noop(All done here!) exten => t,1,Noop(Agent timeout, dropping call anyway) exten => h,1,Hangup exten => i,1,Noop(Invalid entry, dropping call to agent) exten => 10,1,Playback(vm-goodbye) exten => 10,n,Noop(Agen...

...Bob has call forwarding delayed 20s to Charlie. Charlie picks up immediately. exten => bob,1,DBget(cfwdly=CFDLY/${exten}); $cfwdly contains charlie same => n,Set(CDR(src)=${CALLERID(number)}) ; src 'alice' same => n,Set(CDR(dst)=${exten}) same => n,Dial(bob,20) same => n,ForkCDR same => n,Set(CDR(src)=bob) ; 2nd cdr src shall contain 'bob' same => n,Set(CDR(dst)=${cfwdly}) same => n,Set(CALLERID(number)=bob) same => n,Dial(${cfwdly}) Now assume a call of 1 minute. For billing purposes, I need 2 CDRS. Billing to Alice: Call of 40 seconds to Bob. B...

...6789 while I would prefer a normalized +34123456789. Whenever I change CallerID presentation, the updated value persists in CDR(callerid) which matches my needs. Unfortunately, for CDR(dst), I'm still looking for an appropriate function or application. Looking at Asterisk doc, I saw NoCDR and ForkCDR apps but couldn't link those to what I'm after. How can I (re-)set CDR(src) value ? Regards -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20130919/8485cc84/attachment.htm>

...unt: teste-geada Context: TiagoGeada Extension: outbound Archive: Yes ## dialplan queue => { Set(CDR(remoteUid)=foo); Queue(TiagoGeada,t,,,100); Hangup(); } outbound => { //NoCDR(); //ForkCDR(vdD); //ResetCDR(v); Set(CDR(remoteUid,r)=bar); Dial(Local/932485457 at outbound,,gT); Hangup(); } -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-u...

...ternal number reachable from regular SIP user account) Here's the accept context: [accept] include => incoming include => outbound-pbx exten => s,1,Answer exten => s,n,Playback(custom/msg1) exten => s,n,Background(custom/how-to-ack) exten => s,n,WaitExten(5,m) exten => 1,1,ForkCDR(v,s(fullcmd=${Data})) exten => 1,n,Background(${Data}) exten => 1,n,Background(discon-or-out-of-service) exten => 1,n,WaitExten(5,m) exten => 1,n,Hangup exten => 2,1,Background(de-activated) exten => 2,n,ForkCDR(v,s(reject=${Data})) exten => 2,n,Hangup exten => 3,1,Goto(acce...