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How to tell if there is a transfer from CDR?
Tags: asterisk, call, cdr, linux, relation, Something, transfer
Is there any way to know if a call was transferred from reading the
CDR? Any relation in fields like UNIQUEID? Something that can be
scripted to make a special report?
ASterisk CDR file Master.csv
How can we set the CDR Master file to rollover at say 30 Meg and create a new one
Call Forwarding
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Mailing-list Collector
August 27, 2010
Asterisk-Users
3 Comments
Tags: asterisk, call, cdr, extension, Forwarding, interface, linux, mobile number, sip phone
Hi,
I’m currently programming an interface for my Asterisk service.
I’ve noticed an issue if someone sets up call forwarding on their sip phone.
Asterisk receives a 302 “Moved Temporarily” message, and forwards the call successfully.
However, the CDR is not correct.
If I set up call forwarding to a mobile on extension 201, and then place a call from extension 202, the call gets diverted.
I answer the call and talk for 30 seconds, then I hang up.
The CDR shows two calls:-
2010-08-27 13:38:24 – 202 -> 201 – Answered – Billsec is 30
2010-08-27 13:38:24 – 202 -> 5551234 – Answered – Billsec is 0
5551234 is the mobile number.
The second CDR entry should read 30 seconds, and the first should read 0 (or 30)
Since it isn’t behaving like I want, is there any way to disable the feature that allows a SIP phone to perform call forwarding?
Thanks
Dan