Attempt to parse each src/dst leg only once (which is a JSON document
these days) and use the same logic for determining whether to create a
CDR for both intermediate and final CDRs.
Change-Id: If8afae812585cb8624799b0d2f4e6be64980cea9
The MySQL INSERT statements to move processed Redis acc records from
Redis to the respective backup/trash MySQL tables are always issued
within a MySQL transaction (med_handler via medmysql_batch_start), but
the deletions from Redis were done immediately. Therefore if mediator
were to abort within a processing loop, the MySQL transaction would be
rolled back after the entries had already been deleted from Redis,
therefore losing the acc entries.
Solve this by using an internal queue for Redis entries to hold the
lists of entries to be deleted until the MySQL transaction is commited.
Change-Id: Ib41d0e2ca722c66f9e078ca31f7e5ca2b9d9fe2d
(cherry picked from commit bbbe2c9a7b)
json_tokener_parse returns a newly created JSON object (tree) which must
be freed by decreasing the ref count before the variable goes out of
scope.
Fix-up for Ia7e8446fe4953d1391f99ea1530990e3d385c056
Change-Id: I2e4b17086df468f66401a71a836d37ed821944e5
(cherry picked from commit 056f1ae610)
The `cdr_index` variable already tracks the number of created CDRs, as
it points to the slot for the next CDR record to be inserted. It's
increased by one at the start of the processing loop, so if we end up
skipping over an entry after it's been increased, it must be decreased
again, which keeps the count intact and prevents empty CDR records from
being created.
Fix-up for Ia7e8446fe4953d1391f99ea1530990e3d385c056
Change-Id: Ibb650a4b00978a272ef8f60751f6efda0491a912
(cherry picked from commit 4ffa758826)
* If there are multiple call leg acc records for a call, ones
that do not contain valid src + dst leg data (either JSON or th
old format), these acc records are skipped and intermediate cdrs
are created for the remaining records that contain valid src and dst
leg data
Change-Id: Ia7e8446fe4953d1391f99ea1530990e3d385c056
(cherry picked from commit b0e94168f73d88126e8b90822a29d928186d3fcc)
(cherry picked from commit afc24cbc51)
As the number of subscribers grows, the current approach of doing a full
table dump of the subscribers DB and caching it in memory becomes less
and less feasible. The new approach is to simply do a straight DB query
for each subscriber as records are processed, and then cache the result
in memory for a little while.
Change-Id: I19a6271d779bd0abccc29e3548e7bcdb2e00baa3
This is relevant for records coming from Redis, as the insertion into
the trash and backup tables is done from the strings kept in memory.
Change-Id: I1398f7bfc0d4a0c2da8b8104dc4589ea9d983da7
(cherry picked from commit 6e957e69b7)
Kamailio writes src_leg and dst_leg information of ACCs
in json format. Mediator has been adapted to read them
in this new format.
Due to that the size of src_leg and dst_leg has been
increased from char(256) to char (1024).
For backward compatibility the old format has been preserved
and used if the src_leg and dst_leg are not in json format.
This change is transparent for the final CDR's output.
Change-Id: I4de9c61a5bfe5855628412f6aca988ffc9406a59
Json function used to get MOS values has been slitted in
two: one to get the value from the json dict and one to clamp
it in order to have the final value between the desired
range of values.
Change-Id: Ifecb2548ad3d1de8fc307158cb89107c7da6b370
This is necessary to avoid issues with ACC records in the
OLD format during an upgrade.
It should be changed to back to -1 in mr9.+
Change-Id: I81097c0823343de066ec436d6f43a4ed279f372f
Tha value is readed from the last field of the the ACC srcleg.
It contains the ID of the peer_host from where the call was received.
Mediator uses it to find the correct peering_contract_id to write in
the CDR.
Change-Id: I2cfb7d0fadb5ade265fde3c1778475eda431a453
* type=id values are pre-fetched from cdr_tag_data on init
* 3 new data columns are stored in cdr_tag_data
furnished_charing_info,
header=P-Asserted-Identity
header=Diversion
Change-Id: I228743beb05cc09cc28d7df8dedc90dd3cdbcfed
* Fetch acc records both from mysql and redis
* Backup/trash redis acc records into mysql
* Introduce loglevel config option and log macros
Change-Id: I9bc55ed72502feaff03550c99ce481aea33e5e58
* added acc fields: source_lnp_type, destination_lnp_type
* source_lnp_type is stored as NULL if the string is empty
* destination_lnp_type is stored as NULL if the string is empty
Change-Id: Ia81debf9ff56aca87e4f1bcc4a82f8c8b9c1edec
In parsing config options, it might be possible that an option is
provided more than once, where the allocated string buffer is then
overwritten without being free'd.
When copying call codes, assume a fixed length size of 3.
Check return code of open() when opening /dev/null for std* re-
directs.
Fixed spaces vs tabs in intendations.
Use fropen() for daemonization.
Refactor medmysql_fetch_callids to return malloc'd array.
Change-Id: I51ab7ebc01bdd747c8b5bb320998a5c13d64009e
Revert logic to pick peer id from stop record. This needs a better
approach somehow.
Instead, add logic to always take -pbx_1 and -xfer_1 stop records
into account when searching for stop records, to fix duration of
CDRs on transfer and park/unpark (which is just a special case
of transfer).
Change-Id: Ia80add6d5cb762800c563889c0d95ee25ed74168
When enabled, mediator will look for acc records belonging to the
$ci_pbx-1 call leg and use the stop/bye records from this call leg in
place of the regular one.
Change-Id: I46d326fb30fcf105642d188a07ae771a659ff17f
Squashed commit of the following:
commit e137454f9d871332ef055b3de8eb9c703caece03
Author: Richard Fuchs <rfuchs@sipwise.com>
Date: Fri Jul 25 11:03:17 2014 -0400
MT#8195 lookup peer host ID against peer group/contract ID
commit 47e3509e634d9892fc1e2bc8111df6a90416addc
Author: Richard Fuchs <rfuchs@sipwise.com>
Date: Fri Jul 18 11:03:23 2014 -0400
MT#8195 use dst_leg peer id
This is set by proxylu and indicates that the CDR consists of two parts,
one on the home proxy of the caller, the other on the home proxy of the
callee.
Richard Fuchs
Kirill Solomko
Alessio Garzi
Guillem Jover
Marco Capetta
Andreas Granig
Andrew Pogrebennyk
Rene Krenn
Victor Seva