Hi there,This is just a fix guide for those struggling to get CDR’s working with FreePBX 13 + Asterisk 13 on an Ubuntu or Debian install. It applies to any of these 2 guides:After the install, when reloading, you’ll see the following in the Asterisk console: 2015-09-02 08:23:10 NOTICE1316 resodbc.c: Connecting asteriskcdrdb2015-09-02 08:23:10 WARNING1316 resodbc.c: resodbc: Error SQLConnect=-1 errno=0 unixODBCDriver ManagerData source name not found, and no default driver specified2015-09-02 08:23:10 WARNING1316 resodbc.c: Failed to connect to asteriskcdrdb2015-09-02 08:23:10 WARNING1316 cdradaptiveodbc.c: No such connection 'asteriskcdrdb' in the 'asteriskcdrdb' section of cdradaptiveodbc.conf. On a side-note RobI couldn’t get the automatic startup to work with a systemd script.

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It would always fail. Sep 2 07:48:57 debian systemd1: freepbx.service: main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURESep 2 07:48:57 debian systemd1: Failed to start FreePBX VoIP Server.Sep 2 07:48:57 debian systemd1: Unit freepbx.service entered failed state.So I just made asterisk start with the system by running “update-rc.d asterisk defaults” and disabling the freepbx.service stuff altogether.It works fine.

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Asterisk supports many backends to store CDRs: SQLite3, PostgreSQL, MySQL andmany more.

In this document, we will explain how to configure Asterisk to store CDRs inSQLite3 or Mysql then configure CDR-Pusher to send the CDR to CDR-Stats. Sqlite3is the one we will recommend as this is by far the easiest to setup.

Store Asterisk CDRs to SQLITE3¶

The cdr_sqlite module was deprecated and has been removed. Users of thismodule should use the cdr_sqlite3_custom module instead.

If Asterisk is compiled from source, then providing that SQLite3 is installed,then during make menuselect under Call Detail Recording, cdr_sqlite3_customcan be selected for installation.

For those using Asterisk via RPMs such as in the popular free PBX system, thensomething like yum install asterisk11-sqlite3.x86_64. Do yum search sqlite3to find the correct module for your version of Asterisk.

There is only one config file for the cdr_sqlite3_custom.so module, this isconfigured at /etc/asterisk/cdr_sqlite3_custom.conf and the default settingsare as follows:

After installation, restart asterisk. When CDR are written, they will be foundat /var/log/asterisk/master.db.

To check that CDR are being written to the SQLite3 DB with the following:

The result will be:

Store Asterisk CDRs to MySQL¶

There is only one config file for the cdr_mysql.so module, this isconfigured at /etc/asterisk/cdr_mysql.conf and the default settingsare as follows:

Enable the last option userfield if you wish to use SetCDRUserField.

Configure with your hostname, dbname, password, user and table.

After installation, restart asterisk.

To check that CDR are being written to the MySQL DB with the following:

The result will be:

Configure CDR-pusher to collect CDRs¶

Once your CDRs will be stored to a SQLite Database, you will have to installCDR-Pusher on your Asterisk server. You can find instructions how to installCDR-Pusher here: https://github.com/cdr-stats/cdr-pusher

To install Supervisor on CentOS 6 or RHEL6, the procedure is more complex,here it’s how we do it:

Also make sure you have recent version of Git.

Check your git version with:

If your git version <= 1.7.4, then you will need to install a recent version,you can follow the instructions here how to install a recent Git on CentOS6here: http://tecadmin.net/how-to-upgrade-git-version-1-7-10-on-centos-6/

After installation of CDR-Pusher you can find the configuration file at‘/etc/cdr-pusher.yaml’. You will need to configure properly some settings inorder to connect CDR-pusher to your SQLite or MySQL CDR backend and to yourCDR-Stats server.

Configure CDR-Pusher for SQLite3¶

Here some of the settings you need to change to fetch SQLite CDR form Asterisk,edit ‘/etc/cdr-pusher.yaml’:

Configure CDR-Pusher for MySQL¶

Here some of the settings you need to change to fetch MySQL CDR from Asterisk,edit ‘/etc/cdr-pusher.yaml’:

CDR-Pusher always needs a Primary Key to import CDRs, therefore if you useMySQL, please ensure that you have a Primary Key in your cdr table as itwill not be there by default.

You can create a Primary Key with:

Send CDRs from backend to the CDR-Stats Core DB¶

The application cdr-pusher will need your correct CDR-Stats server settings topush CDRs properly to the core DB, you set this in ‘/etc/cdr-pusher.yaml’ bychanging:

Replace ‘postgres’, ‘password’ and ‘localhost’ by your CDR-Stats serversettings and make sure you configured Remote Access to PostgreSQL, this isdescribed in our documentation here Configure Postgresql for Remote Access.

You may need to configure these settings as well:

Restart CDR-Pusher¶

After changes in ‘/etc/cdr-pusher.yaml’ CDR-pusher will need to be restarted,do this with the following command: