> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andy Elacion, Jr. [mailto:atelacion@;imgame.com.ph]
> There are times that our subscriber would like to verify
> their transactions and we have hard time in doing this. We
> do it manually like grep the accesslog for a particular cell
> no and it give us a pain.
> Another thing is to monitor the reply of our system.
Another method that I forgot to mention, would be to get Kannel to log to syslog, or
even a remote syslog and then write a new (or use an existing, I'm sure there are
several) syslog daemon that logs to a database.
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Oded Arbel
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> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Andy Elacion, Jr. [mailto:atelacion@;imgame.com.ph]
> >
> > > I ask this in user group but it seems that I ask in the
> wrong group.
> > >
> > > Can the accesslog be stored on a database, ie mySQL?
> >
> > Not in any way related to Kannel. there are several
> interesting methods that allow you to store logs in a
> database w/o the logging application being aware of the fact.
> why would you want to do that anyway ?
> >
> > --
> > Oded Arbel
> > m-Wise mobile solutions
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> >
> > +972-9-9581711 (116)
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> >
> > ::..
> > "In a world full of people, Only some want to fly, Isn't
> that crazy? crazy?"
> > -- SEAL / "Crazy"
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