[asterisk-users] cdr_mysql stopped working

[Bryant Zimmerman]

David

I got the svn trunk again and did a make clean and rebuilt the install and 
all started to work again. My guess is that it looks like the mysql client 
code was out of sync with the server version.

All is good again.

Bryant

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 From: "David Backeberg" <dbackeberg at gmail.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2010 10:59 AM
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] cdr_mysql stopped working

On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 5:02 PM, Bryant Zimmerman <BryantZ at zktech.com> 
wrote:
> I did an upgrade to the SVN trunk on the 12/9 and when I looked in my 
mysql
> table for CDR's today there are no entries since the update.
> I have rebuilt and re-installed and re-started asterisk still no CDR's
> flowing to mysql. I did not change any configs. I checked to make sure 
that
> the cdr_mysql option was selected under the make menu options. The 
module
> shows it is there when I do a modules show. I don't get any errors saying 
it
> can't write to the table.  My voicemail settings are pulling from the 
same
> server.
>
> Any ideas on what I could try to fix this or how I could test to see what 
is
> causing it?

Rebooting is a good clue. You could check your firewall settings.
Firewalls can stop mysql connections.

Try manually connecting to the mysql server from the asterisk system
and see what happens.

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