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Not sure which setting it was, but we got it working with minicomm, and then just copied the settings over into the shell script, and it's working flawlessly. I suspect the settings are configuration dependent, so I won't cloudy the waters posting ours. Use something like minicomm and tweak it...

I'm trying to get CDR data to an external CentOS computer for analysis by an application I am writing. The hardware guy has hooked up a cable, and told me to use 9600 7-N-1, no flow control, no handshakes. I have set up /dev/ttyS0 as follows: speed 9600 baud; rows 0; columns 0; line = 0; intr...

Train the directory to hit *9 or whatever it is that blocks caller ID before they call in?... [shrug] Sure sounds like somebody has an "issue"...

Aha! Some D records are the whole call sequence, according to the text in the EXAMPLES section of the docs! Apparently, some routings never generate anything but the D record. Even more fun, it turns out that there are E (END) records which have no corresponding S (START) records, in direct...

I get the part that a DMCA device has connected to the trunk... I'm just not clear on the actual sequence of events that leads to the D record. For example, there are a lot of N records followed by a corresponding D record. I'm interpreting that to mean that a call came in, and the D device...

I am successfully parsing individual CDR records. I am now "matching up" records for a single "call sequence". E.g., An N record might be tied to a D record, if they have the same ORIGNO and TERMNO, as a "near" timestamp. I seem to have a lot of D records in isolation, however. What exactly...

Anybody have a good source of sample CDR logs for QA purposes? Our logs have very limited subset of Record Types, so my generalized parser isn't getting a real QA workout. If no, would anybody be interested in collaborating on collecting something like that? We'd need a "sanitizer" script...

Okay, so what happens to a 7-digit tenant system in line 1, record type 'L', columns 71-77? There simply isn't room there to cram in 7 digits... Do I get the number modulo 10000? Or does the record actually extend and the TERTENO doesn't actually start at 75, but wherever is convenient? PS I...

Thanks! Up to 7 digits, eh? Okay, I'll code it for {3,7} digits. I appreciate it!

Aha! My 'L' records also have 4-digit Tenant numbers in columns 70-73 and 75-78 rather than the 3-digits documented. I am now 99.9999% certain these are 4-digit Tenant numbers, expanding left and right. Is there kit out there that uses 5-digit Tenant numbers?

I'm parsing the output from a Nortel CS1000 Call Detail Recording stream. In my sample data, I have a line 2 like this: & 0000 0000 ##########XXXXXX Digits obscured by # to protect the guilty. In the documentation (Release 5.0 Doc Rev 1.04) on pages 167-169, I can find nothing...