Shall we revive the ailing mod_cdr?
Hi folks, It's been quite a while. Some of you might know of the mod_cdr that was fully functional up until around sometime after July 2007. Due to personal issues, I did not have time to maintain it. I am now in a position to revive it. I will be making some changes to how it is designed, and removing some of the serialization. Currently in FreeSWITCH we have the following CDR logging formats at hand (separate of mod_cdr): Individual XML flat files, comma separate values, and curl HTTP handling. As such there is no need to include these in mod_cdr anymore, but I am looking for what backends everybody would be interested in. I will be starting off with the ODBC backend. Please note that database-specific backends are possible, but there is a possibility they would not be available for inclusion in trunk. Another format that I thought just for the fun of it would maybe to shoot out CDRs as e-mails (donno if that's at all useful...). Give me your thoughts and ideas. -- Yossi Neiman Cartis Solutions, Inc. http://www.cartissolutions.com
I'm sure a lot of folks will look forward to the ODBC feature. How about ASN.1? Someone care to write a definition for it? On Thu, 2008-04-24 at 19:15 -0500, Yossi Neiman wrote:
Hi folks,
It's been quite a while. Some of you might know of the mod_cdr that was fully functional up until around sometime after July 2007. Due to personal issues, I did not have time to maintain it. I am now in a position to revive it. I will be making some changes to how it is designed, and removing some of the serialization.
Currently in FreeSWITCH we have the following CDR logging formats at hand (separate of mod_cdr): Individual XML flat files, comma separate values, and curl HTTP handling. As such there is no need to include these in mod_cdr anymore, but I am looking for what backends everybody would be interested in. I will be starting off with the ODBC backend. Please note that database-specific backends are possible, but there is a possibility they would not be available for inclusion in trunk. Another format that I thought just for the fun of it would maybe to shoot out CDRs as e-mails (donno if that's at all useful...).
Give me your thoughts and ideas.
I've done a mod_odbc module that writes to a flatfile if odbc fails (and adds them to the database as soon as the connection is up again). I haven't had time to finish it, and I don't know when I can. I can add it to jira if someone else is interested in finishing it. On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 2:42 AM, Daniel Swarbrick <freeswitch@pressure.net.nz> wrote:
I'm sure a lot of folks will look forward to the ODBC feature.
How about ASN.1? Someone care to write a definition for it?
On Thu, 2008-04-24 at 19:15 -0500, Yossi Neiman wrote:
Hi folks,
It's been quite a while. Some of you might know of the mod_cdr that was fully functional up until around sometime after July 2007. Due to personal issues, I did not have time to maintain it. I am now in a position to revive it. I will be making some changes to how it is designed, and removing some of the serialization.
Currently in FreeSWITCH we have the following CDR logging formats at hand (separate of mod_cdr): Individual XML flat files, comma separate values, and curl HTTP handling. As such there is no need to include these in mod_cdr anymore, but I am looking for what backends everybody would be interested in. I will be starting off with the ODBC backend. Please note that database-specific backends are possible, but there is a possibility they would not be available for inclusion in trunk. Another format that I thought just for the fun of it would maybe to shoot out CDRs as e-mails (donno if that's at all useful...).
Give me your thoughts and ideas.
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Jonas Gauffin wrote:
I've done a mod_odbc module that writes to a flatfile if odbc fails (and adds them to the database as soon as the connection is up again).
I haven't had time to finish it, and I don't know when I can. I can add it to jira if someone else is interested in finishing it.
I'd love to see your work. How far along were you in writing it? Please post on JIRA. -- Yossi Neiman Cartis Solutions, Inc. http://www.cartissolutions.com
If think that I had done most of it, but i havent tested it though. http://jira.freeswitch.org/browse/MODEVENT-23 On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 2:39 PM, Yossi Neiman <freeswitch@cartissolutions.com> wrote:
Jonas Gauffin wrote:
I've done a mod_odbc module that writes to a flatfile if odbc fails (and adds them to the database as soon as the connection is up again).
I haven't had time to finish it, and I don't know when I can. I can add it to jira if someone else is interested in finishing it.
I'd love to see your work. How far along were you in writing it? Please post on JIRA.
-- Yossi Neiman Cartis Solutions, Inc. http://www.cartissolutions.com
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