On Wednesday 14 July 2010, Nicolas Rüger wrote:
> as I didn't know how to create logfiles I used "Wireshark" to log all
> data-packages.
Hello Nicolas,
so you capture the syslog packages on a network level? I see. :-) Then they
should end up somewhere in /var/log/ - if i think it should be possible to
specify a certain log target and match this in your logging configuration.
> I use 2 local sip-clients (pjsip) calling each other for
> testing the behavior. Therefore I'm sure that the INVITE is sent by one
> client and replied by the other client. I even get an RTP session running
> between them.
Ok, fine. But the question is, if the call is routed over kamailio? :-)
> For testing I uncommented the if-statement, so that the exec-command will
> be used in every case (see the following lines). Unfortunately it still
> won't work. Any other ideas?
>
> Where can I find any logfiles logging information while kamailio is
> running, when I insert the following lines for example?
>
> log("mylog before perl execution\n");
> perl_exec("myprint");
> log("mylog after perl execution\n");
On my system (ubuntu) they are located in /var/log/syslog.
Henning
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