19 May
2005
19 May
'05
4:59 a.m.
try adding
modparam("acc", "log_fmt", "cdfimorstup")
c = Call-Id
* d = To tag (Dst)
* f = From
* i = Inbound Request-URI
* m = Method
* o = Outbound Request-URI
* r = fRom
* s = Status
* t = To
* u = digest Username
* p = username Part of inbound Request-URI
If the value is empty u get a n/a
also i dont think acc_db_request("Missed Call", "missed_calls");
is correct, it does "manual" accounting try using
modparam("acc", "db_missed_flag", 1)
Also the n/a could be because the entity has not been verified
Iqbal
On 5/18/2005, "Mr Greg Plater" <gplater(a)da-bratz.com> wrote:
Brain strain please help!!!!!
I have this SER - MYSQL -SERWEB
When I place setflag(3) or setflag(1)
Example:
setflag(3);
acc_db_request("Missed Call", "missed_calls");
I note when I place a call to a user that is not online the missed_calls
table is populated with:
| "8838212361" <sip:8838212361@***.***.***.***>;tag=SxCH3s2YXJCUGNdq |
"8838212349" <sip:8838212349@***.***.***.***> | Missed
Call
| INVITE | sip:8838212349@***.***.***.***|
sip:8838212349@***.***.***.***| sip:8838212361@***.***.***.***|
sip:8838212349@***.***.***.***| waLKvXL2KBr8oAuS(a)***.***.***.*** | n/a
| n/a | SxCH3s2YXJCUGNdq | n/a | 2005-05-18 07:06:08 | 2005-05-18
17:06:08 |
The two n/a are columns username & domain . When I log in as the user in ser
web the missed the call the data does not display. I figure this is because
of the fields n/a. Anyone have any ideas on what I have done wrong
I have checked the table in mysql and noted the fields are set to "not
null" this should mean that the fields are never empty, were does the n/a
come from and why did the fields not populate with the correct data?