On Sat, Sep 27, 2003 at 02:45:37PM +0800, Nico wrote: => Cany I save the CDR to ACCESS automatically? Any software can I use to do this function? I'd say that's not so trivial thing to put about any data from the GK directly to a database (considering it's entirely independent entity eg. a software running on different host, different network etc.) without a serious threat of loosing data (think of things like temporary network conectivity problem, network congestion, database crash and so forth). One would have to implement some kind of cacheing mechanism in case of the possible problems mentioned above, and if the traffic volume for the GK is high, it can become a problem aswell. I'd suggest either using the just introducet FileAcc feature (writing CDRs to a plaintext files directly from the GK), or a script to do about the same just reading the data from the status port. Once you have the data fairly safe (integrity-wise), you can postprocess it to your database - what i've said earlier about failover procedure complexity applies here aswell, but in the case of failure you still have the old plaintext file with CDRs to postprocess once again. You could use http://crypt.ecrof.com/~jacke/download/voip/monitor/index.html as a starting point - the script demonstrates how to access all the fields of a CDR for the current GnuGK. -- k.
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