Afternoon all, Is there a way to enable broad logging of connect, disconnect, keying, that's seen by app_rpt? Even cranked up to debug, the information about who's connected, say via echolink, is not available. I'd have to dump console output to a file, and I'm hoping I'm just missing some setting to get by this. Thoughts? Adam, KC2YQF
Allmon is a realtime monitor and control of app_rpt nodes via a web interface. See http://wd6awp.net/allmon/about.php -- Tim :wq
On Feb 17, 2015, at 12:15 PM, Pawlowski, Adam <ajp26@buffalo.edu> wrote:
Afternoon all,
Is there a way to enable broad logging of connect, disconnect, keying, that's seen by app_rpt? Even cranked up to debug, the information about who's connected, say via echolink, is not available. I'd have to dump console output to a file, and I'm hoping I'm just missing some setting to get by this. Thoughts?
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Adam, All the other ideas have merit but there is a built-in way to do this using the archivedir command. The command is inserted in the node definition part of the node you want to log in rpt.conf. archivedir=/var/log/asterisk/audio archiveaudio=0 ; Disable saving .wav files The second command is one we added to the BBB distribution because archivedir will save all status information including wav audio files of all transactions on the node stanza where you define it. Setting archiveaudio to 0 diables the saving of the audio files. Something you would definitely want to do if you are running the BBB. On a Pc you could just just have a cron job that deletes the wav files each day if you don't want them. It creates daily text files named like this - /var/log/asterisk/audio/xxxxx/20150217.txt xxxxx is the node number, so you can have logs for each node in separate directories. The file contents typically looks like this - 20150217000020,TXUNKEY,40879 20150217000020,TXUNKEY,41244 20150217000020,TXUNKEY,40561 20150217000022,RXKEY,28544 20150217000022,TXKEY,41167 20150217000022,TXKEY,28796 20150217000022,TXKEY,28366 There is a lot of data on a busy node! It is the complete date and time to the second, the action taken, and the node number that action was taken on. I have created a perl program that sorts this all out and uses the Asterisk database to create real names. It also follows the date change and selects the new days file. 02/17/2015 20:24:29 RXKEY 40961 WA3DSP 146.565 Simplex 88.5 Cape May, NJ 02/17/2015 20:24:52 RXKEY 29971 WA3EZT 446.2 simplex Jenkintown, PA 19046 02/17/2015 20:26:37 RXKEY 28796 KC4RPP 443.100 Naples, FL 02/17/2015 20:27:11 RXKEY 40961 WA3DSP 146.565 Simplex 88.5 Cape May, NJ 02/17/2015 20:28:17 RXKEY 29971 WA3EZT 446.2 simplex Jenkintown, PA 19046 02/17/2015 20:29:19 RXKEY 28796 KC4RPP 443.100 Naples, FL In this case I only look at rxkey's but you could look at any status command you desire. This is a great way to see exactly who is keyed up on a node. So the information is there you just have to process it. The archivedir command gives you a very complete log of everything your node did including audio recordings if you want them. 73 Doug WA3DSP http://www.crompton.com/hamradio
From: ajp26@buffalo.edu To: app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2015 20:15:06 +0000 Subject: [App_rpt-users] app_rpt logging
Afternoon all,
Is there a way to enable broad logging of connect, disconnect, keying, that's seen by app_rpt? Even cranked up to debug, the information about who's connected, say via echolink, is not available. I'd have to dump console output to a file, and I'm hoping I'm just missing some setting to get by this. Thoughts?
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Doug... I haven't tried that archiveaudio=0 thing. Is that just on the bb code? I see no mention if such a thing elsewhere. On Feb 17, 2015 9:04 PM, "Doug Crompton" <doug@crompton.com> wrote:
Adam,
All the other ideas have merit but there is a built-in way to do this using the archivedir command. The command is inserted in the node definition part of the node you want to log in rpt.conf.
archivedir=/var/log/asterisk/audio archiveaudio=0 ; Disable saving .wav files
The second command is one we added to the BBB distribution because archivedir will save all status information including wav audio files of all transactions on the node stanza where you define it. Setting archiveaudio to 0 diables the saving of the audio files. Something you would definitely want to do if you are running the BBB. On a Pc you could just just have a cron job that deletes the wav files each day if you don't want them.
It creates daily text files named like this -
/var/log/asterisk/audio/xxxxx/20150217.txt
xxxxx is the node number, so you can have logs for each node in separate directories. The file contents typically looks like this -
20150217000020,TXUNKEY,40879 20150217000020,TXUNKEY,41244 20150217000020,TXUNKEY,40561 20150217000022,RXKEY,28544 20150217000022,TXKEY,41167 20150217000022,TXKEY,28796 20150217000022,TXKEY,28366
There is a lot of data on a busy node! It is the complete date and time to the second, the action taken, and the node number that action was taken on.
I have created a perl program that sorts this all out and uses the Asterisk database to create real names. It also follows the date change and selects the new days file.
02/17/2015 20:24:29 RXKEY 40961 WA3DSP 146.565 Simplex 88.5 Cape May, NJ 02/17/2015 20:24:52 RXKEY 29971 WA3EZT 446.2 simplex Jenkintown, PA 19046 02/17/2015 20:26:37 RXKEY 28796 KC4RPP 443.100 Naples, FL 02/17/2015 20:27:11 RXKEY 40961 WA3DSP 146.565 Simplex 88.5 Cape May, NJ 02/17/2015 20:28:17 RXKEY 29971 WA3EZT 446.2 simplex Jenkintown, PA 19046 02/17/2015 20:29:19 RXKEY 28796 KC4RPP 443.100 Naples, FL
In this case I only look at rxkey's but you could look at any status command you desire. This is a great way to see exactly who is keyed up on a node.
So the information is there you just have to process it. The archivedir command gives you a very complete log of everything your node did including audio recordings if you want them.
*73 DougWA3DSPhttp://www.crompton.com/hamradio <http://www.crompton.com/hamradio>*
From: ajp26@buffalo.edu To: app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2015 20:15:06 +0000 Subject: [App_rpt-users] app_rpt logging
Afternoon all,
Is there a way to enable broad logging of connect, disconnect, keying, that's seen by app_rpt? Even cranked up to debug, the information about who's connected, say via echolink, is not available. I'd have to dump console output to a file, and I'm hoping I'm just missing some setting to get by this. Thoughts?
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Sam, I don't know if it was picked up in the Acid release. But on a PC it is not a big deal to save the wave files when you have a hard drive. Before I added the code to not save the wav files on my PC Acid install it saved a lot of data (every transmission is a separate wav file) but it hardly made a dent on a large hard drive even after several months and as I said you can just delete all wav files in the directory daily or at whatever interval you want with a cron job. 73 Doug WA3DSP http://www.crompton.com/hamradio Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2015 22:25:00 -0500 Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] app_rpt logging From: sam.nabkey@gmail.com To: doug@crompton.com CC: ajp26@buffalo.edu; app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org Doug... I haven't tried that archiveaudio=0 thing. Is that just on the bb code? I see no mention if such a thing elsewhere. On Feb 17, 2015 9:04 PM, "Doug Crompton" <doug@crompton.com> wrote: Adam, All the other ideas have merit but there is a built-in way to do this using the archivedir command. The command is inserted in the node definition part of the node you want to log in rpt.conf. archivedir=/var/log/asterisk/audio archiveaudio=0 ; Disable saving .wav files The second command is one we added to the BBB distribution because archivedir will save all status information including wav audio files of all transactions on the node stanza where you define it. Setting archiveaudio to 0 diables the saving of the audio files. Something you would definitely want to do if you are running the BBB. On a Pc you could just just have a cron job that deletes the wav files each day if you don't want them. It creates daily text files named like this - /var/log/asterisk/audio/xxxxx/20150217.txt xxxxx is the node number, so you can have logs for each node in separate directories. The file contents typically looks like this - 20150217000020,TXUNKEY,40879 20150217000020,TXUNKEY,41244 20150217000020,TXUNKEY,40561 20150217000022,RXKEY,28544 20150217000022,TXKEY,41167 20150217000022,TXKEY,28796 20150217000022,TXKEY,28366 There is a lot of data on a busy node! It is the complete date and time to the second, the action taken, and the node number that action was taken on. I have created a perl program that sorts this all out and uses the Asterisk database to create real names. It also follows the date change and selects the new days file. 02/17/2015 20:24:29 RXKEY 40961 WA3DSP 146.565 Simplex 88.5 Cape May, NJ 02/17/2015 20:24:52 RXKEY 29971 WA3EZT 446.2 simplex Jenkintown, PA 19046 02/17/2015 20:26:37 RXKEY 28796 KC4RPP 443.100 Naples, FL 02/17/2015 20:27:11 RXKEY 40961 WA3DSP 146.565 Simplex 88.5 Cape May, NJ 02/17/2015 20:28:17 RXKEY 29971 WA3EZT 446.2 simplex Jenkintown, PA 19046 02/17/2015 20:29:19 RXKEY 28796 KC4RPP 443.100 Naples, FL In this case I only look at rxkey's but you could look at any status command you desire. This is a great way to see exactly who is keyed up on a node. So the information is there you just have to process it. The archivedir command gives you a very complete log of everything your node did including audio recordings if you want them. 73 Doug WA3DSP http://www.crompton.com/hamradio
From: ajp26@buffalo.edu To: app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2015 20:15:06 +0000 Subject: [App_rpt-users] app_rpt logging
Afternoon all,
Is there a way to enable broad logging of connect, disconnect, keying, that's seen by app_rpt? Even cranked up to debug, the information about who's connected, say via echolink, is not available. I'd have to dump console output to a file, and I'm hoping I'm just missing some setting to get by this. Thoughts?
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