How to add custom parameters in CDR from routing
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If the routing it is done from regexroute.conf: | If the routing it is done from regexroute.conf: | ||
| − | ^.*$=sip/sip:\0@127.0.0.1;copyparams=name_param1; name_param2 | + | ^.*$=sip/sip:\0@127.0.0.1;copyparams=name_param1; name_param2 |
If you decide to do the routing from an external script the params will be set in message object like this: | If you decide to do the routing from an external script the params will be set in message object like this: | ||
Revision as of 15:34, 10 May 2013
To copy parameters from routing in CDR they must be enabled in cdrbuild.conf first and then from routing file they are set in specific parameter called copyparams.
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Database account
It is assumed that you have set an account in Yate, in mysqldb.conf file or in pgsqldb.conf file to register your users and their CDRs in the database.
Enable parameters
The parameters must be enabled from cdrbuild.conf:
[parameters] name_param1=true; name_param2=true;
Routing
If the routing it is done from regexroute.conf:
^.*$=sip/sip:\0@127.0.0.1;copyparams=name_param1; name_param2
If you decide to do the routing from an external script the params will be set in message object like this:
$m->params["name_param1"] = $value1; $m->params["name_param2"] = $value2; $m->params["copyparams"] = "name_param1,name_param2";
Write CDR in database
To write CDR in the database module register can be used.
See also
