2 Nov
2006
2 Nov
'06
10:21 a.m.
Hi Bogdan,
That is great. As far as i have seen UNIX timestamp is UTC based.
But wouldn't it be even better to have some kind of pseudo variable
which gives the system offset according to the utc? In this way I will
be able to send both the UNIX timestamp and the offset to my radius
server and it will be able to both account the calls in local time and
take in consideration the change in offset once the time changes from
DST.
Having the DST logic in the radius server will not work for me,
because we have the same radius server accounting openser servers from
different time zones where potentially the DST changes at different
times of the year.
Best,
Dimo
On 10/30/06, Bogdan-Andrei Iancu <bogdan(a)voice-system.ro> wrote:
Hi Dimo, Hi Tavis,
up to devel version, openser did not sent any timestamp via RADIUS- what
you were getting was the timestamp set by the RADIUS server when
receiving the radius package; so it is about configuring RADIUS server / OS.
in devel version, a UNIX timestamp of the SIP package is sent via all
backends and you can use it as it is more reliable. Also UNIX time is
not affected by DST.
regards,
bogdan
Tavis P wrote:
Dimo wrote:
Hello,
I have sent this a while ago but it did not come, so if you are
getting the mail for the second time sorry.
You may be aware of the accounting problem with Daylight Savings Time.
Currently in Radius accounting we have a timestamp of the event
acoording to system clock (i think). So if a call starts soon before a
daylight saving change and ends soon after it, it may have too big or
negative duration, depending on whethere the clock moved forward or
backward.
Is there a way to make accounting take notice of that (maybe
accounting in gmt+offset or something?)
Any ideas appreciated, as you know DST is comming soon for europe at
least.
Dimitar
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I'm not certain if OpenSER creates adjusted timestamp values (to UTC) or
uses the localtime, however i would recommend that you set the local
timezone of your OpenSER server to "UTC", that will cleanly work around
the problem (err, if it is even a problem ;)
tavis
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