Ross,

For the time being, I do batch imports from the Master.csv every morning, using Perl with  DBI.
I don't need live inserts.

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Le 12/09/2010 à 22:10, Ross McKillop a écrit :

Hi,

I'm curious how others handle CDRs from FreeSWITCH.  I need them to end up in
a MySQL database and the easiest way I've found of achieving this is to use the
mod_xml_cdr module to call a PHP script that inserts the row. Is there a preferred
way of achieving this?

Also, I only need ONE cdr entry per call, for billing purposes, so what I end up doing
is having process_cdr as "b_only" which works great for successful calls. However,
a call that is not successfully bridged results in two HTTP POST calls to my script
one with is_outbound = true (as I'd expect for the b leg) but also what appears to
be the a leg of the CDR (despite requesting b_only)

Is this the intended behaviour of "b_only"

Regards,
Ross
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