Closed juansalvatella closed 1 year ago
Did you get this figured out?
@tcreek check if the timestamps match with those of the call that's sourcing them
I installed everything via docker. I am not even sure how to even get to the database. I see the container 1ccf6600c67c postgres:11-alpine
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I have tried different methods shown, but they all fail.
@tcreek so how do you know you even have RTCP data in the database? This sounds like a different issue.
I did run the heplify-xrcollector and data from that run is showing in Homer.
I will open a separate issue
@juansalvatella did you were able to see the data in Homer ? Did you check the timestamp ?
Yeah, I just redeployed everything and it worked!
Hi there,
I'm using the FreeSwitch agent for SIP, RTPEngine agent for RTCP and it's all being sent to a heplify-server. Everything is working like a charm except that I don't see any QoS reports. I've been investigating all around the wiki, the troubleshooting guide and the already opened issues but I can't find a way to get this to work.
If I connect to my postgresql and run:
homer_data=# select "raw" from hep_proto_5_default limit 5;
I can see that data is being sent and stored:
What other steps should I take to troubleshoot this further?
Thanks!