Finding the right info in TB logs

bwoo
Posts: 61
Member Since:
2007-04-25

I'm too much of a newbie to this, and I was wondering apart from the "Asterisk Info" on the main homepage for Trixbox, what are other ways I can find out what Trixbox is doing?

For example, I'm sort of looking for information that tells me:

Extn 2000 picked up the phone
It dialed 9|19995551212
This fell in the dial plan of outbound route XYZ-Out
Which picked up trunk for VSP1

I've looked through /var/log/asterisk/full, but there is a LOT of information.

Some guidance here would be great.

Thanks



bwoo
Posts: 61
Member Since:
2007-04-25
bump

bump



misterq
Posts: 126
Member Since:
2006-05-31
Console Log.

This stuff all comes up in the console log. Telnet or SSH to your Asterisk box.

Log into an account (root) on that system.

At the console prompt, type asterisk -cvr

Make some calls - you will see all of the diagnostic information scrolling past. Unfortunately there is no real "guide" to decoding this, nor any application that takes it to something more human friendly (which would be a challenge, as there is a great degree of variation needed in the amount of diagnostic information useful to a troubleshooter. )



bubbapcguy
Posts: 3218
Member Since:
2006-06-02
CDR

Look at the CDR
The reposrt has all that info in a readable format



Clint.Davis
Posts: 165
Member Since:
2006-07-02
Actually thats a good point,

Actually thats a good point, maybe a log reader would be a good addition to the CE version.

Where you can search logs for httpd, mysql, asterisk etc etc.

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bubbapcguy
Posts: 3218
Member Since:
2006-06-02
logs

Logs are in /var/logs
you are looking for a parser, as the raw data is not readable.

So what you want a GUI to select what you wish filter out???
What do you to want display?

Httpd should only show the access to the gui's (Freepbx / ARI)

mysql logs updates and changes what do you want out of that??

Asterisk has the CDR now and as there is SO MUCH going thru the asterisk log you need to setup parser for certain items.



misterq
Posts: 126
Member Since:
2006-05-31
A Challenge..

And, more to the point, you are trying to determine from multiple sources of info, what is happening, but also what the triggers (rules) are that are heading you down that particular logic path. Tricky given the diversity of influences.



anchor85
Posts: 544
Member Since:
2006-06-07
New log file viewer.

Please see my post here. The post identifies an open source log file viewer that may be a useful add-on for trixbox and freePBX.

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