Hi, DanB!
Kamailio has radius accounting too.
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Thanks guys for all of your answers!
@Daniel: OK, this is good news. I will check both syslog and db_flatfile.
@Jorj: the reason I am looking towards a local module is for eliminating
the risk of loosing the CDRs on the network. Why flatfile: for
simplicity of configuring (vs additional syslog
Hey Guys,
We are in the process to review the interoperability between Kamailio
and CGRateS and was wondering what is the best/most
recommended/maintained way to generate accounting from Kamailio:
* Syslog
* db_flatfile
* other way maybe?
Is CDR generation planned for files already, or
Kamailio has a canonical 'acc' module. But as to the best way to generate
accounting, you can do it any way you like.
These are a thousand ways to do it, all boiling down to log call setup,
process, failure, answer and teardown events somewhere.
On 3 December 2014 05:30:45 GMT-05:00, DanB
Why not just use the acc module for CDR generation and tie CGRateS into the
same mysql db storing the generated CDR from kamailio? Looking at the docs
it seems CGRateS
uses that as it's default CDR store for rating anyways?
https://github.com/cgrates/cgrates/tree/master/data/storage/mysql - a lot
Hello,
On 03/12/14 11:30, DanB wrote:
Hey Guys,
We are in the process to review the interoperability between Kamailio
and CGRateS and was wondering what is the best/most
recommended/maintained way to generate accounting from Kamailio:
* Syslog
* db_flatfile
* other way maybe?
Hey Alex,
Thank you for your quick answer.
I understand what you mean regarding multiple ways of handling
accounting. I was hoping about recommendation about best practice, most
automated, most used, most maintained one (eg: development of CDR
generation going towards syslog and such).
For
Btw, my preference was db_flatfile due to it's isolation from the rest
of the system, however I don't see steps towards it, so prefer to go
with most maintained way.
Cheers,
DanB
On 03.12.2014 12:24, DanB wrote:
Hey Alex,
Thank you for your quick answer.
I understand what you mean
