Apologies Reza,
the distinction between logger and cdr escaped me in my helpful
enthusiasm! :-)
However, while I'm not suggesting that those are great CDR tools, I
thought you might be able to adapt the flatfile -> SQL scripts to your
advantage. The process would be identical to CDR, just a different
schema. IIRC they are not very complex and could be adapted to suit your
needs.
regards,
Drew
Reza - Asterisk Consultant wrote:
Hello Drew:
Please refer back to my original post. The logs generated from
logger.conf file is what I am referring to. Not CDRs.
Asterisk-Stat in our case has proved to be hopeless considering what
we are doing.
We custom develop all logging and analysis tools for our internal
use. We have what we want... but now we want it REAL TIME. Once
again, please note - my query is specifically with regards to log
files generated from logger.conf, nothing to do with CDRs.
Kind regards,
Reza.
On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 8:42 AM, Drew Gibson <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi Reza,
these two utilities have scripts and howtos to do just that
(assuming you can live with their db schema)...
Asterisk-Stat
<http://areski.net/areski/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=22&Itemid=54
<http://areski.net/areski/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=22&Itemid=54>>
Asterisk Queue/CDR Analyzer
<http://www.micpc.com/qloganalyzer/>
IIRC the Queue Analyzer has a script to import all your backlog of
CDR data.
regards,
Drew
Reza - Asterisk Consultant wrote:
I have an urgent need to parse log files generated through the
logger.conf
into mysql. I run a cron job to parse the logs created into
mysql every
5:00 AM. However the time has come to get this info real
time. Suggestions
& ideas are appreciated.
Thanks and regards,
Reza.
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