[asterisk-users] duration sec and billing sec in cdr

2007-04-16 Thread Adam KOSA
Hi guys, i've installed asterisk to handle multiple voip accounts. I've looked at CDR configs, and managed to have cdr-csv files growing after each call. It would be easier to check my locak asterisk cdr's than logging into each account and check them at the provider website. i found that

Re: [asterisk-users] duration sec and billing sec in cdr

2007-04-16 Thread Matt
Sounds like your VoIP provider is incorrectly sending you an Answer before the call actually completes. I would contact your VoIP provider. I suppose it could also be possible that YOU have an Answer() statement that is only on your VoIP trunk. I would double check that, and then contact your

Re: [asterisk-users] duration sec and billing sec in cdr

2007-04-16 Thread Yossi Ben Hagai
Looks okay to me. either the number you are testing with your VoIP provider has an automated response which answers the call at the same sec you sent the Invite request or the provider is sending False Answer Supervision...do a sip debug and check while you make the call. On 4/16/07, Adam KOSA

Re: [asterisk-users] duration sec and billing sec in cdr

2007-04-16 Thread Adam KOSA
Hi, and thanks for the suggestions! Matt wrote: Sounds like your VoIP provider is incorrectly sending you an Answer before the call actually completes. I would contact your VoIP provider. I suppose it could also be possible that YOU have an Answer() statement that is only on your VoIP

Re: [asterisk-users] duration sec and billing sec in cdr

2007-04-16 Thread Eric \ManxPower\ Wieling
Playback automatically answers the call unless you tell it not to. See: show application playback in the Asterisk CLI. Adam KOSA wrote: Hi, and thanks for the suggestions! Matt wrote: Sounds like your VoIP provider is incorrectly sending you an Answer before the call actually completes. I

Re: [asterisk-users] duration sec and billing sec in cdr

2007-04-16 Thread Matt
The playback wait command may be what's doing it. On 4/16/07, Adam KOSA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, and thanks for the suggestions! Matt wrote: Sounds like your VoIP provider is incorrectly sending you an Answer before the call actually completes. I would contact your VoIP provider. I

Re: [asterisk-users] duration sec and billing sec in cdr

2007-04-16 Thread Yossi Ben Hagai
The Playback command is auto-answering the call. you can use Playback(please_wait,noanswer) to fix it. Joss. On 4/16/07, Adam KOSA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, and thanks for the suggestions! Matt wrote: Sounds like your VoIP provider is incorrectly sending you an Answer before the call

Re: [asterisk-users] duration sec and billing sec in cdr

2007-04-16 Thread Trevor Peirce
Adam KOSA wrote: this is what's most likely as i have no experience in asterisk configs. I've checked the extension.conf settins, they are: exten = _94./_5[05][15],1,Playback(please_wait) exten = _94./_5[05][15],n,Set(CALLERID(name)=my_voip_username) exten =

Re: [asterisk-users] duration sec and billing sec in cdr

2007-04-16 Thread Steve Jones
This is interesting to me.. I'm a newbie, so please forgive a dumb question, but what use is it to play a message if you don't pick up the phone first?? Who's hearing it? -Original Message- Adam KOSA wrote: this is what's most likely as i have no experience in asterisk configs.

Re: [asterisk-users] duration sec and billing sec in cdr

2007-04-16 Thread Eric \ManxPower\ Wieling
Steve Jones wrote: This is interesting to me.. I'm a newbie, so please forgive a dumb question, but what use is it to play a message if you don't pick up the phone first?? Who's hearing it? Many types of connections allow you to do early audio or on hook audio. A perfect example of this is

Re: [asterisk-users] duration sec and billing sec in cdr

2007-04-16 Thread Adam KOSA
Yossi Ben Hagai wrote: The Playback command is auto-answering the call. you can use Playback(please_wait,noanswer) to fix it. thanks a lot to everyone who answered, this, of course solved this issue, it's also in the doc, i just didn't have the idea to look at playback's manual :(