<div>Hi,</div> <div>Thanks for the reply bogdan.</div> <div>Actually my main requirement was that if a call is transferred to a pstn number,</div> <div>the billing has to be properly done; charging the one who actually forwarded the call.</div> <div>I was getting the 'Malformed CC-Diversion/Diversion/CC-Redirect Header' from Cisco but it was solved when I sent a proper reason along with the diversion header. Actually I was sending a reason which could not be recognised by Cisco earlier.</div> <div>So if the call is going out to a pstn number or is forwarded to a pstn number, I collect the accounting information from the gateway itself, as I beleive it is the best place to look for accounting.</div> <div>But just to keep records of the calls that were forwarded to another user, I guess the diversion module wont help and I'll have to look for multi leg accounting only. (Is the thought correct?)</div> <div> </div> <div>One more thing, Can you please suggest
the best platform to develop a web-interface for openser. Is php the best?? because I've seen most of the interfaces for openser have been developed in php.</div> <div>Can someone please give me some advantages of building it in php. Because I was thinking of using asp.net or java jsp for the same.</div> <div>Please help me take a proper decision on this so that I can move ahead with the development of the web-interface.</div> <div> </div> <div>thanks a lot for all your help...</div> <div>jayesh</div> <div><BR><B><I>Bogdan-Andrei Iancu <bogdan@voice-system.ro></I></B> wrote:</div> <BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">Hi,<BR><BR>Jayesh Nambiar wrote:<BR><BR>> Hi folks,<BR>> I have implemented the openser.cfg with forwarding and voicemail <BR>> features completely. Only problem is,<BR>> if the user is forwarding the call on a pstn number how should he be <BR>> billed, as the one
who has forwarded is accountable and not the one <BR>> who called.<BR>> I have implemented forwarding using avps serial forking method. I've <BR>> read about multiple leg accounting and was not successful in <BR>> understanding it properly. The docs only mention to set the parametrs <BR>> and after I set the params, I get a n/a in src_leg and dst_leg column. <BR>> Can someone pls give me examples of successfully using multiple leg <BR>> accounting in openser.cfg.<BR><BR>id not enough to define the AVP that will keep the source and <BR>destination of each leg, but you also need from the script to populate <BR>them according to your call processing related to forward. If you search <BR>on the list archive, there was a post about multi leg call, containing a <BR>script snapshot.<BR><BR>> Is it like, the call leg accounting will only take place if there is a <BR>> 3XX response from the server. I am asking this as my cfg does not <BR>> produce any
302 response, but creates a brand new Invite request for <BR>> the forwarded call. Can someone pls tell me more about multi-leg <BR>> accounting.<BR><BR>no, it is not related to redirect processing.<BR><BR>> Also I read about the diversion module which can be used in the <BR>> forwarding scenarios.<BR>> But I added the diversion header and forwarded the call to Cisco <BR>> gateway, it gave a 400 Bad Request reponse saying 'Malformed <BR>> CC-Diversion/Diversion/CC-Redirect Header'. Can someone explain what <BR>> does this mean.<BR><BR>it means that the Diversion hdr you added is not accepted by the GW - I <BR>had also this problem once and the solution was to remove all hdr <BR>parameters - the CISCO GW does not like them.<BR><BR>regards,<BR>bogdan<BR></BLOCKQUOTE><BR><p>
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