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diff --git a/net-misc/asterisk/files/1.6.2/call_data.txt b/net-misc/asterisk/files/1.6.2/call_data.txt deleted file mode 100644 index ba9cbbba98b5..000000000000 --- a/net-misc/asterisk/files/1.6.2/call_data.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -It's sometimes useful to look at SIP conversations in retrospect. If you have -a troublesome system, enable sip debug (in the CLI: sip set debug on), set up -logger.conf to log it to some file and then you can use the two scripts here to -extract the SIP converssations as seen by asterisk. - -find_call_ids.sh: - -This script will locate Call-ID values given an A and B number. Just invoke it with: - -find_call_ids.sh /path/to/log A-num B-num - -eg: - -find_call_ids.sh /var/log/asterisk/debug 102 105 - -To find the Call-IDs for calls going from ext 102 to ext 105 (depends on your -exact setup and the actual values being passed in the SIP INVITE packets) - -find_call_sip_trace.sh - -This script will extract a SIP conversation from the log for one or more -Call-ID values. Invoke with: - -find_call_sip_trace.sh /path/to/log Call-ID [...] - -Eg: - -find_call_sip_trace.sh /var/log/asterisk/debug 12341665haf434qgrq3@192.168.0.5 123123@192.168.0.3 - -This will find the SIP packets for those two conversations from the log -(interleaving the packets in the order asterisk output them - useful for -analysing the two SIP legs of the same call). |