1 Dec
2005
1 Dec
'05
4:52 p.m.
Andres wrote:
Erik wrote:
I just found out the hard way :) However, we do traffic 24x7
You can remove that cleanup line and just run the script
That perl script gives me calls with negative
duration :), is there
any way to differenciate different calls from the acc table? I noticed
that the
sip_callid is NOT unique to 1 call, a concat(from_tag, to_tag) isnt't
unique for 1 call either, this realy makes normalising them a lot harder.
Kind regards,
Erik
I thing I remember somebody complaining about Grandstream phones
repeating the sip_callid. Is that your case? In our case we only use
Cisco/Linksys stuff and they never appear to repeat the sip_callid.
Just one quick note on the script. That one is to be run once a day
when there is no traffic since the last thing it does is a cleanup of
the acc table. every minute to reduce the chance of duplicate
sip_callid. Unless of
course you have simultaneus calls with same sip_callid which is probably
due to a bug in the UA. Maybe the random string it is choosing is not
so random after all.
It seems to be random, however it looks like it's starting with the same seed if
it's restarted :)
Andres.