Question about mod_nibblebill.
Hello, I have a question about the mod_nibblebill module of freeswitch. I can use mod_nibblebill to billing. But I found that his billing was not what I want. I want to achieve in this way: every 60 seconds for an interval of less than 60 seconds, 60 seconds to install basis, charging $ 0.1 for each billing interval. For example: the user dials 45 seconds, charging $ 0.1. If user dials 72 seconds, charging $ 0.2. My current configuration in dialplain\default.xml is as follows: <action application="bridge" data="{enable_heartbeat_events=60,nibble_rate=0.1,nibble_account=1000}user/${dialed_extension}@${domain_name}"/> May I ask, mod_nibblebill module can not achieve my desired function, if realized, how can I configure? Thank you.
Unfortunately I think that this is a scenario that is not covered by mod_nibblebill. The module is not capable of charging customers this way. We've solved this by using the nibble_rate as you do to realize a prepaid billing setup. After the final xml CDR is posted to our billing system via curl, we calculate the final price that will be billed to the customer and refund the amount that has been charged by mod_nibblebill. This works pretty good - but there is a catch: Customers can theoretically run below an amount of 0,00 - so we had to configure a nobal_amt to prevent this. Viele Grü?e / Regards Daniel Neubert Am 09.10.2010 03:12, schrieb 占平陈:
Hello, I have a question about the mod_nibblebill module of freeswitch.
I can use mod_nibblebill to billing. But I found that his billing was not what I want.
I want to achieve in this way: every 60 seconds for an interval of less than 60 seconds, 60 seconds to install basis, charging $ 0.1 for each billing interval. For example: the user dials 45 seconds, charging $ 0.1. If user dials 72 seconds, charging $ 0.2.
My current configuration in dialplain\default.xml is as follows:
<action application="bridge" data="{enable_heartbeat_events=60,nibble_rate=0.1,nibble_account=1000}user/${dialed_extension}@${domain_name}"/>
May I ask, mod_nibblebill module can not achieve my desired function, if realized, how can I configure?
Thank you.
Thank u very much. Now,I have another question about mod_nibblebill Module: I found that charging is completed, b-leg has variables variable_nibble_total_billed, but a-leg without this variable. If the called side hangs up, the desired b-leg variable variable_nibble_total_billed is impossible. May I ask, how can I get the variable variable_nibble_total_billed after b-leg hangup. Thanks. 在 2010年10月11日 上午2:53，Daniel Neubert <daniel.neubert@solomo.de>写道：
Unfortunately I think that this is a scenario that is not covered by mod_nibblebill. The module is not capable of charging customers this way.
We've solved this by using the nibble_rate as you do to realize a prepaid billing setup. After the final xml CDR is posted to our billing system via curl, we calculate the final price that will be billed to the customer and refund the amount that has been charged by mod_nibblebill. This works pretty good - but there is a catch: Customers can theoretically run below an amount of 0,00 - so we had to configure a nobal_amt to prevent this.
Viele Grüße / Regards Daniel Neubert
Am 09.10.2010 03:12, schrieb 占平陈:
Hello, I have a question about the mod_nibblebill module of freeswitch.
I can use mod_nibblebill to billing. But I found that his billing was not what I want.
I want to achieve in this way: every 60 seconds for an interval of less than 60 seconds, 60 seconds to install basis, charging $ 0.1 for each billing interval. For example: the user dials 45 seconds, charging $ 0.1. If user dials 72 seconds, charging $ 0.2.
My current configuration in dialplain\default.xml is as follows:
<action application="bridge" data="{enable_heartbeat_events=60,nibble_rate=0.1,nibble_account=1000}user/${dialed_extension}@${domain_name}"/>
May I ask, mod_nibblebill module can not achieve my desired function, if realized, how can I configure?
Thank you.
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