Re: [asterisk-users] CDR Records for MeetMe

2009-09-18 Thread Anthony
Andy Rosen wrote:
 ... figure out a good way to log which conference ID that is being used.
The only way I have found to do this is in the events, the conference 
enter event has the unique id of the call, which will tie it to the cdr, 
and the conference number.

Hope this helps!

Anthony

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Re: [asterisk-users] CDR Records for MeetMe

2009-09-18 Thread Robert McGilvray

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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] CDR Records for MeetMe

Andy Rosen wrote:
 ... figure out a good way to log which conference ID that is being
used.
The only way I have found to do this is in the events, the conference 
enter event has the unique id of the call, which will tie it to the cdr,

and the conference number.

Hope this helps!

Anthony

---

This may not be exactly what you're looking for but it's one possible
solution. I use a wrapper around MeetMe to emulate what my users were
used to doing. I playback an intro file which prompts the user for a pin
number then use it to query a SQL db for the conference id. I then
record the entered pin in the CDR userfield. You could easily modify it
to prompt for the conference ID then store it instead. Here's an example
from my dialplan. 

Read(PIN,globeop/bridge_greeting-nancy,7,,3,5);
AGI(go-meetme.agi|${PIN});
Set(CDR(UserField)=${PIN});
MeetMe(${CONFROOM}|${OPTIONS}|${PIN});


${OPTIONS} and ${CONFROOM} are populated in my AGI script. 

Bob

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[asterisk-users] CDR Records for MeetMe

2009-09-17 Thread Andy Rosen
Hello -
I am fairly new to Asterisk, but we have a fully operational system with
very few hiccups.  Much of that is because of this list.  Thanks.

My question is this -

We have assigned MeetMe conference IDs to all of our employees.  We then
setup a TN to accommodate the MeetMe() app.   Everything works fine.  In
fact, it works great.  However, I can't seem to figure out a good way to log
which conference ID that is being used.   If I just call MeetMe(,Ms) in the
dial plan, I get the source and destinations but no indication of what
conference they joined.

Ideally, I would be able to jam the conference ID being used into the
account code or user field CDR fields.

Thanks for any help!
-Andy
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