Hi folks,
I am trying to set up a simple way to use sipviewer from an external system (in
this case MACOS OSX) to conveniently look at calls. I read the wiki page on
this, but was not able to get a fully satisfactory solution.
I have configured ssh with a key so that I can execute commands remotely on the
sipx server without a password.
I first tried using sipx-trace with the "--system" option, but that just
returns with the syntax description text and no error message. I assume from
the docs that I am supposed to copy the sipx-trace.sh file to my local system
and execute it here, having it fetch logs through its own use of SSH to the
sixp server (but please correct me if I am wrong). I don't know why that is
not working as advertised.
As an alternative, I wrote a script which runs locally that executes sipx-trace
on the sipx server, copies the resulting xml file back to the local host, and
tries to open it in sipxviewer:
cp a_call.xml a_call_prev.xml
ssh sipx sipx-trace --all-components --output /tmp/a_call.xml ${1}
scp sipx:/tmp/a_call.xml a_call.xml
/Applications/SIPVIEWER/sipviewer a_call.xml
This works, but has the minor problem that sipviewer does not accept a filename
parameter, so I have to manually navigate to and open the trace file.
Does anyone have any better ideas how to make this task more automatable?
Thanks,
Jeff
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