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Listen on TCP Port
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Are you trying to telnet out to a specific port, or are you wanting to accept incoming connections?
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I want to listen and log the incoming data to a file.
I want to stop just before midnight and resume after midnight.
Basically, just want to capture cdr output. I can't get the expense for an
actual call accounting program approved. I don't have to create sophisticated
reports, the raw data is fine. However, it doesn't include the date, so I need
to stamp it, or better yet, open and close a new file each day, since they will be
large files.
I can do this easily in Zoc, but haven't figured out yet how to stop and restart
the script based on time of day.
Thanks.
Joe
I want to stop just before midnight and resume after midnight.
Basically, just want to capture cdr output. I can't get the expense for an
actual call accounting program approved. I don't have to create sophisticated
reports, the raw data is fine. However, it doesn't include the date, so I need
to stamp it, or better yet, open and close a new file each day, since they will be
large files.
I can do this easily in Zoc, but haven't figured out yet how to stop and restart
the script based on time of day.
Thanks.
Joe
A few years back, I used a piece of software called COM/IP that let Procomm accept incoming connections on virtual COM ports. You can download it here:
I haven't used it for quite some time, but hopefully it still works with Procomm.
I have a few capture scripts on the samples page of my website (link below) that should get you started on the process. Holler if you have any questions about them.
I haven't used it for quite some time, but hopefully it still works with Procomm.
I have a few capture scripts on the samples page of my website (link below) that should get you started on the process. Holler if you have any questions about them.
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