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Firebird Scrambler
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Have you recently done a full backup?. If so, what was the file size. If it was a large file, then it could be that it's nearing capacity on the disk.
I've had a few cases where I had to delete some of the CDR data as every backup contains all the call data. You can reduce the size quite a bit by removing data as it's probably not needed for historical reasons.
This can easily be done via the command line interface such as "PuTTY" etc.
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I've had a few cases where I had to delete some of the CDR data as every backup contains all the call data. You can reduce the size quite a bit by removing data as it's probably not needed for historical reasons.
This can easily be done via the command line interface such as "PuTTY" etc.
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curlycord
Programmer
What evidence shows that it is full? an alarm? what alarm code?
When you first installed it did you just re-program or did you do level 1/cold reset to wipe out old programming?
CDR would indeed most likely be the culprit, delete them....I will email you.
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When you first installed it did you just re-program or did you do level 1/cold reset to wipe out old programming?
CDR would indeed most likely be the culprit, delete them....I will email you.
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