21 Sep
2007
21 Sep
'07
5:28 p.m.
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Hi Victor,
Victor Gamov wrote:
:-)
OK. So, to account "failed transactions" I need to set
"failed_transaction_flag" and "db_table_missed_calls"
To account "missed call" I need to set "db_missed_flag" and
"db_table_missed_calls"
If I use non-forking calls then "failed_transaction_flag" and
"db_missed_flag" are identical ?
--
CU,
Victor Gamov
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Yes correct. I just copied and pasted the text from the slides I prepare
for "OpenSER Admin Training" course. It was a check (for me) to see how
comprehensive the info is ;). Hi Victor,
Hi Bogdan!
* to get also the failed transactions (completed
with negative
replies) you need to set the failed_transaction_flag
* if during serial forking you want to log some of the intermediary
failed branches, you need to set the log|radius|db_missed_flag
** this flag will log the next failed branch as a “FAILED” event
** the flag will be automatically reset after the branch completion
** IMPORTANT: this flag triggers accounting when a branch fails (on
the client side), when failed_transaction_flag triggers accounting
when the whole transaction fails (on the server side)
as the name says, it is useful for accounting the the “missed call”
event during serial forking.
Let me know if this helps in understanding the difference between
missed call and failed transaction
So, "missed call" is failed branch (e.g. user not responding) and
"failed transaction" is call with all branches failed ?