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Rick,<br>
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have used it when we were testing the .csv processing of FreeSWITCH
(like a couple of years back). Should be still actual AFAIK,
otherwise let me know if you run into any kind of issues.<br>
Regarding maintaining some kind of real-time, you can call the
script from cron every minute or so and I think that is the closest
real-time you can get since until FreeSWITCH will start writing a
new file (rotate old one), you cannot process it externally since
you will get concurrency on write/read. In CGRateS you will process
it instantly based on inotify events but the CDR file needs to be
first released by FreeSWITCH.<br>
If you want closer to real-time, maybe mod_json_cdr is a better
option for you?<br>
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DanB<br>
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Thanks Dan - did you use this in conjunction with a file watcher, presumably, to maintain some kind of realtime?
You say you ?used to? use it, does that mean it?s FS version thing? What I can?t work out is that there are older cdrs in the directory that have 770 permissions, yet I haven?t updated FS or anything like that, so I can?t work out why they would now be writing out with 700 perms!?</pre>
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