Well, this is an interesting question. If it's a simple call A > B then you only have one uuid to worry about and you're good. But what if a transfer is involved? Now it gets hairy. Add in b leg uuid logging and it gets even hairier. Throw in blind vs. attended transfer and now you're talking 80's rock band hairy. One option is to use xml cdrs - they give you the whole picture. I personally like them a lot. Another is to attempt to write some logic that would take the main a-leg uuid and find all related uuid's. It's not nearly as easy as you'd think. Where are you storing your CDRs? -MC On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 8:30 AM, Frank Busalacchi <frankjr@mcpeekdodge.com>wrote:
Hello, and thanks for a great piece of software!
I currently have FreeSwitch recording all inbound calls. I'm envisioning writing an intranet webpage that would allow managers to be able to generate a list of hyperlinks to call recordings based on ad hoc criteria such as an extension that was on the call path , CLID of the inbound call, date etc.
I'm figuring the best way to do this is to name the inbound call recording by its UUID, and by parsing the logs and extracting the UUID of all calls that match the criteria.
The system is currently configured to log through CDR-CSV with default installation settings. When I peruse the logs, I see only the beginning of the phone call (Initial inbound, or initial outbound)....What I don't see is the entire "call path". How do I get the log to show every transfer of the call etc? My thought is that if I could do that, then I could basically grab the UUID of the call, grab all log entries that have the UUID in it, and see every extension that was involved with that UUID. Am I on the right path? I'm tinkering with a production system, so I don't want to mess with settings and interrupt the business during business hours. My guess is that I need to set the CDR-CSV log setting to log both AB instead of the default to get the info I am looking for to show up in the log?
Thanks,
-Frank
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