I cannot understad the meaning and the purpose of the two fields "caller_deleted" and "callee_deleted" in the "acc" SQL table. I found no reference to them in the entire SER sources (0.9.4)... Anybody knows what is their purpose?
As we are talking about accounting... I'd like if it was possible to register the source IP of the request messages and the session media info (if present): used codec, media type (audio, video...), etc...
Thanks.
On 18-09-2005 19:47, Federico Giannici wrote:
I cannot understad the meaning and the purpose of the two fields "caller_deleted" and "callee_deleted" in the "acc" SQL table. I found no reference to them in the entire SER sources (0.9.4)... Anybody knows what is their purpose?
Those field are used by serweb. When caller logs in serweb and deletes the list of accounting entries, it must not delete the row from the table because it is still needed for the callee. In this case serweb will set caller_delete flag and keep the row. The row will only be delete from the table once both of them delete it in serweb.
As we are talking about accounting... I'd like if it was possible to register the source IP of the request messages and the session media info (if present): used codec, media type (audio, video...), etc...
That is not possible (at least not easily), because SER does not know the result of media negotiation (and it can even change during the call).
Jan.
Jan Janak wrote:
On 18-09-2005 19:47, Federico Giannici wrote:
As we are talking about accounting... I'd like if it was possible to register the source IP of the request messages and the session media info (if present): used codec, media type (audio, video...), etc...
That is not possible (at least not easily), because SER does not know the result of media negotiation (and it can even change during the call).
OK, but what about the source IP address? I think it could be a usefull information...
Bye.
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