I am dialinig the far end fist, because I need to. how ever I tried the
reverse, and the result is the same i.e. info on one end missing. This
time the extension is missing. I think the CDR generator of the Asterisk
needs change to record the complete information.
*************************** 1. row ***************************
calldate: 2006-12-30 12:19:16
clid:
src:
dst: 903332302834
dcontext: outgoing
channel: SIP/7777-2ab7
dstchannel: Zap/4-1
lastapp: Dial
lastdata: zap/4/[EMAIL PROTECTED]|100|WHT
duration: 14
billsec: 10
disposition: ANSWERED
amaflags: 3
accountcode:
uniqueid: 1167463148.220
userfield:
Jerry wrote:
Hi,
The CDR, both the csv file and in MySQL does not contain the dialed
number (src) in case of a call placed using .call files.
"","","302","extensions","","Zap/4-1","SIP/7777-82c8","Dial","SIP/7777|40|whtWHT","2006-12-29
15:48:56","2006-12-29 15:48:59","2006-
12-29 15:50:09",73,70,"ANSWERED","DOCUMENTATION"
The question is how your call file is constructed, of course, and what the
piece of the dialplan you connect to looks like.
It looks like you are calling the far end first, and then hooking that leg
up to your SIP phone. But I'm only guessing.
Follow up to the list with the additional info -- I'm not a .call file
expert, but it's hard to diagnose anything without your config info.
Thanks,
J.
--
Regards,
Nasir.
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