More info - if I execute a lua script from mod_cdr_csv, all channel variables set by dialplan are accessible from the script (even when the call was hung up by mod_nibblebill) and the script logs CDR to DB right. But no variables are sent by mod_xml_cdr. Attached is an example of mod_xml_cdr, before the call was setup, dialplan sets variables "accountcode", "A2B_tp_trunk" and "A2B_rateinitial". The variables are not in the XML file. Yes, I use a2billing GUI and DB with FreeSWITCH:-) On Friday 09 July 2010, Sergey Okhapkin wrote:
All variables set by dialplan are sent to xml_cdr url if call was terminated normally (either party did hang up). But no dialplan variables are in xml_cdr xml when call was terminated by mod_nibblebill. I can send you xml examples.
On Friday 09 July 2010, Brian West wrote:
Highly doubt it... if the variable was set in the dialplan its the same as if FS set them its the exact same API... so the absence of the variable leads me to think you never actually set them to what you thought you set them.... or they are only on the b-leg.
/b
On Jul 9, 2010, at 6:53 PM, Sergey Okhapkin wrote:
When customer's balance falls below nobal_amt and mod_nibblebill transfers the call to nobal_action (which just does hangup), mod_xml_cdr doesn't send all leg a channel variables to the url (<param name="log-b-leg" value="false"/>). More precisely, it sends only channel variables set by FS, but no variables set by dialplan on leg a. I suspect it sends only leg b variables. Am I right?
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