how to know which gateway used after continue_on_fail=true
Hello, I am using LUA to generate a DP and set channel variables for the bridge. All the variables are set, and LUA exits and the bridge is made outside the LUA script and the call is connected. I am using mod_xml_cdr for CDRs. If I set 1 gateway and bridge the call, I can see that gateway used in the CDR. Problem comes in when I use continue_on_fail=true, and have multiple gateways in bridge. The call fails from the first gateway, and is successfully connected via the second gateway. But I am not able to see the real gateway used in the CDR. I tried enabling log-b-leg in mod_xml_cdr to see what it shows, but I just can't see the gateway which was actually used to bridge the call. In the last_asg, I see both of the gateways passed. How can I know which gateway was used for the bridge? And no, I am NOT using mod_lcr. -Muhammad
I usually manually add [gateway=mycarrier] to each bridge leg, that it gets logged in leg B. -Avi On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 12:50 PM, Muhammad Naseer Bhatti <nbhatti@gmail.com>wrote:
Hello, I am using LUA to generate a DP and set channel variables for the bridge. All the variables are set, and LUA exits and the bridge is made outside the LUA script and the call is connected. I am using mod_xml_cdr for CDRs. If I set 1 gateway and bridge the call, I can see that gateway used in the CDR. Problem comes in when I use continue_on_fail=true, and have multiple gateways in bridge. The call fails from the first gateway, and is successfully connected via the second gateway. But I am not able to see the real gateway used in the CDR. I tried enabling log-b-leg in mod_xml_cdr to see what it shows, but I just can't see the gateway which was actually used to bridge the call. In the last_asg, I see both of the gateways passed.
How can I know which gateway was used for the bridge? And no, I am NOT using mod_lcr.
-Muhammad
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So, I would have to parse xml_cdr, for hangup_cause=NORMAL_CLEARING and billsec > 0, and that will only be the last good leg for the call was connected? The rest of the legs will return hangup_cause != NORMAL_CLEARING -M On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 2:35 PM, Avi Marcus <avi@avimarcus.net> wrote:
I usually manually add [gateway=mycarrier] to each bridge leg, that it gets logged in leg B.
-Avi
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 12:50 PM, Muhammad Naseer Bhatti <nbhatti@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello, I am using LUA to generate a DP and set channel variables for the bridge. All the variables are set, and LUA exits and the bridge is made outside the LUA script and the call is connected. I am using mod_xml_cdr for CDRs. If I set 1 gateway and bridge the call, I can see that gateway used in the CDR. Problem comes in when I use continue_on_fail=true, and have multiple gateways in bridge. The call fails from the first gateway, and is successfully connected via the second gateway. But I am not able to see the real gateway used in the CDR. I tried enabling log-b-leg in mod_xml_cdr to see what it shows, but I just can't see the gateway which was actually used to bridge the call. In the last_asg, I see both of the gateways passed.
How can I know which gateway was used for the bridge? And no, I am NOT using mod_lcr.
-Muhammad
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On 22/12/11 10:50, Muhammad Naseer Bhatti wrote:
Hello, I am using LUA to generate a DP and set channel variables for the bridge. All the variables are set, and LUA exits and the bridge is made outside the LUA script and the call is connected. I am using mod_xml_cdr for CDRs. If I set 1 gateway and bridge the call, I can see that gateway used in the CDR. Problem comes in when I use continue_on_fail=true, and have multiple gateways in bridge. The call fails from the first gateway, and is successfully connected via the second gateway. But I am not able to see the real gateway used in the CDR. I tried enabling log-b-leg in mod_xml_cdr to see what it shows, but I just can't see the gateway which was actually used to bridge the call. In the last_asg, I see both of the gateways passed.
How can I know which gateway was used for the bridge? And no, I am NOT using mod_lcr.
The information should be available in the app_log section of the a_leg XML CDR. Have a look at one of your CDRs, and compare the <callflow> section to the <app_log> section. If you are still having trouble with this, perhaps post back with example CDRs (possibly redacted and on pastebin). Regards,
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Variable_failed_xml_cdr_prefix seems to have fixed the issue. I sent 4 gateways, 3 of them failed. 4th was the good one. It can be seen in the CDR. On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 10:28 PM, Paul Cupis <paul@cupis.co.uk> wrote:
On 22/12/11 10:50, Muhammad Naseer Bhatti wrote:
Hello, I am using LUA to generate a DP and set channel variables for the bridge. All the variables are set, and LUA exits and the bridge is made outside the LUA script and the call is connected. I am using mod_xml_cdr for CDRs. If I set 1 gateway and bridge the call, I can see that gateway used in the CDR. Problem comes in when I use continue_on_fail=true, and have multiple gateways in bridge. The call fails from the first gateway, and is successfully connected via the second gateway. But I am not able to see the real gateway used in the CDR. I tried enabling log-b-leg in mod_xml_cdr to see what it shows, but I just can't see the gateway which was actually used to bridge the call. In the last_asg, I see both of the gateways passed.
How can I know which gateway was used for the bridge? And no, I am NOT using mod_lcr.
The information should be available in the app_log section of the a_leg XML CDR.
Have a look at one of your CDRs, and compare the <callflow> section to the <app_log> section.
If you are still having trouble with this, perhaps post back with example CDRs (possibly redacted and on pastebin).
Regards,
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Avi Marcus
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Muhammad Naseer Bhatti
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Paul Cupis