Call history plugin loses database connection
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We followed this post, but it seems our file is already including the fix you proposed for another customer, so the dummy must be coming from somewhere else.
http://forum.fop2.com/1331-pickup-call-function-cause-dummy-entry-in-database/0that's where I found it.
It's in /etc/asterisk/extensions_override_fop2.conf
[fop2-dummy]
exten => dummy,1,Answer
exten => dummy,n,Wait(1)
exten => dummy,n,NoCDR()
exten => dummy,n,HangupI also commented out #push @allreturn, $return; in FOP2Callbacks.pm in the LEAVE section. Will see if that resolves it. Sorry to make so many posts! This helps me keep track of what I tried and when haha
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The post you mention talks about a dummy call made when you drag a call out from a queue in FOP2, those calls won't show up on call history in FOP2 in any way as the source channel is a dummy channel of type Local/xxxx and not a device (either sip or pjsip).
If you run the query you see on the calldetails php file and see any particular result, the same results you should see in the results from the .php itself. Hard to tell what is going on without looking at the actual queries performed by calldetailrecords.php and results from your cdr tables.
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