8 Jun
2006
8 Jun
'06
4:14 a.m.
Rafael,
Here's a basic example:
- first of all, enable multi Call-Legs accounting:
modparam("acc", "multi_leg_enabled", 1)
modparam("acc", "src_leg_avp_id", 110)
modparam("acc", "dst_leg_avp_id", 111)
- then whenever is appropriate in your script, populate the avps:
avp_write("<caller_info>", "$avp(i:110)");
avp_write("<callee_info>", "$avp(i:111)");
And just like Andreas pointed out, it is up to you what the
<caller_info> and <callee_info> are.
Hope this helps,
-ovi
On 6/7/06, Andreas Granig <andreas.granig(a)inode.info> wrote:
Rafael J. Risco G.V. wrote:
Hi
I was searching in the entire list archive but there was not a single
post about multi call-leg containing a script example to use this
module, I need call forwarding (busy/no answer) accounting, please
someone help me.
Don't know an example by heart, but basically you have to set both
source and destination leg AVPs of each pair {AB}, {BC} in a forward
scenario. So if for example A calls B and B forwards to C, you may set
the uuid of A as src-leg-avp and the uuid of B as dst-leg-avp for the
first accounting record, and after you know that B forwards to C, you
may set the uuid of B as the src-leg-avp and the uuid of C as
dst-leg-avp of the second accounting record.
For a real-world example, I don't only set the uuid of the UACs, but use
avp_printf for creating a CSV-style AVPs which include the client's
uuid, uri, a call-status (if acc-record is a call, an unconditional
call-forward etc.) along with some additional information, which is
evaluated by a mediation software for creating proper CDRs.
Hope this helps,
Andy
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