(closes issue #11849)

Reported by: greyvoip
Tested by: murf

OK, a few days of debugging, a bunch of instrumentation
in chan_sip, main/channel.c, main/pbx.c, etc. and 5 solid 
notebook pages of notes later, I  have made the small
tweek necc. to get the start time right on the second 
CDR when:

  A Calls B
  B answ.
  A hits Xfer button on sip phone,
  A dials C and hits the OK button,
  A hangs up
  C answers ringing phone
  B and C converse
  B and/or C hangs up

But does not harm the scenario where:

  A Calls B
  B answ.
  B hits xfer button on sip phone,
  B dials C and hits the OK button,
  B hangs up
  C answers ringing phone
  A and C converse
  A and/or C hangs up

The difference in start times on the second CDR is because
of a Masquerade on the B channel when the xfer number is 
sent. It ends up replacing the CDR on the B channel with
a duplicate, which ends up getting tossed out. We keep 
a pointer to the first CDR, and update *that* after the
bridge closes. But, only if the CDR has changed.

I hope this change is specific enough not to muck
up any current CDR-based apps. In my defence, I 
assert that the previous information was wrong,
and this change fixes it, and possibly other
similar scenarios.

I wonder if I should be doing the same thing
for the channel, as I did for the peer, but
I can't think of a scenario this might affect.
I leave it, then, as an exersize for the users,
to find the scenario where the chan's CDR 
changes and loses the proper start time.



git-svn-id: https://origsvn.digium.com/svn/asterisk/branches/1.4@134883 65c4cc65-6c06-0410-ace0-fbb531ad65f3
This commit is contained in:
Steve Murphy
2008-07-31 19:23:42 +00:00
parent d90285f4f5
commit 08450d1a93

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@@ -1405,6 +1405,7 @@ int ast_bridge_call(struct ast_channel *chan,struct ast_channel *peer,struct ast
struct ast_option_header *aoh;
struct ast_bridge_config backup_config;
struct ast_cdr *bridge_cdr = NULL;
struct ast_cdr *orig_peer_cdr = NULL;
memset(&backup_config, 0, sizeof(backup_config));
@@ -1442,6 +1443,7 @@ int ast_bridge_call(struct ast_channel *chan,struct ast_channel *peer,struct ast
ast_copy_string(orig_channame,chan->name,sizeof(orig_channame));
ast_copy_string(orig_peername,peer->name,sizeof(orig_peername));
orig_peer_cdr = peer->cdr;
if (!chan->cdr || (chan->cdr && !ast_test_flag(chan->cdr, AST_CDR_FLAG_POST_DISABLED))) {
@@ -1476,8 +1478,9 @@ int ast_bridge_call(struct ast_channel *chan,struct ast_channel *peer,struct ast
ast_cdr_answer(bridge_cdr);
ast_cdr_answer(chan->cdr); /* for the sake of cli status checks */
ast_set_flag(chan->cdr, AST_CDR_FLAG_BRIDGED);
if (peer->cdr)
if (peer->cdr) {
ast_set_flag(peer->cdr, AST_CDR_FLAG_BRIDGED);
}
}
for (;;) {
@@ -1652,12 +1655,18 @@ int ast_bridge_call(struct ast_channel *chan,struct ast_channel *peer,struct ast
ast_cdr_detach(bridge_cdr);
/* just in case, these channels get bridged again before hangup */
if (chan->cdr)
if (chan->cdr) {
ast_cdr_specialized_reset(chan->cdr,0);
if (peer->cdr)
ast_cdr_specialized_reset(peer->cdr,0);
}
if (peer->cdr) {
if (orig_peer_cdr && peer->cdr != orig_peer_cdr) {
/* this can only happen if there was a transfer, methinks */
ast_cdr_specialized_reset(orig_peer_cdr,0);
} else {
ast_cdr_specialized_reset(peer->cdr,0);
}
}
}
return res;
}