Inbound/Closer Report - Agent Stats lasting 1 hour
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 4:23 am
Hi there,
I`m using vici-now 1.3 from iso. I "manually" upgraded from 1.1 (just inserted mysql-dumps of a vici-now-1.1-system, adjusted the new confs and new web-files) and at least it works fine!
My Problem is the Inbound/Closer Report in the agent stats section. It always shows the taken calls one hour in the past. Of course, I setted up server time (and all the phone-clients) to my timezone in Berlin, Germany, GMT+1.
The system hast the right time (also in console), when I request a Report Site, I can see at the very top of it my corrext time, which is while writing this:
VICIDIAL: Auto-dial Closer Stats: || 2010-04-24 11:00:46
But down there, at Agent Stats, it shows this:
|+0900+|****[some more asterisks]****X| 0 | 19 |
But the day started off at 10.00 !!!
So, actually, the system time IS correct and ntp-client running, but reports starts off one hour too early. I tried to check some tables, to see where it comes from, but I found no hint. Seems it gets GMT 0 from anywhere, but I cannot configure this in the web interface. I searched for some related topics here, and the only thing I figured out is, that my inbound-list shows in the "TIME ZONES WITHIN THIS LIST"-section
GMT OFFSET NOW (local time) :
+0.00 (Sat Apr 2010 09:14) 67 5
+2.00 (Sat Apr 2010 11:14) 1375 9
This is kinda confusing me. You, too ?
This this machine is right now kinda half-productive system, so I'd like to prevent to play around with tz-files and symbolic links. Since the linux-system-time is correct
($hwclock -s = Sa 24 Apr 2010 11:06:35 CEST -0.000655 Sekunden) I wonder which table or else I have to play with, to get that corrected.
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ViciDialNow-1.3.iso
VERSION: 2.0.5-174
BUILD: 90522-0506
Asterisk:1.2.30.2
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If anyone can help me out with a solution (or needs more info about my setup to do so), please let me know. It would save me a lot of frustrating search and misleading assumptions !!! Please, gimme a hint, where to look for ... what about mysql-table vicidial-list(s) ?!?!
Best Wishes,
Ron Salvatore
I`m using vici-now 1.3 from iso. I "manually" upgraded from 1.1 (just inserted mysql-dumps of a vici-now-1.1-system, adjusted the new confs and new web-files) and at least it works fine!
My Problem is the Inbound/Closer Report in the agent stats section. It always shows the taken calls one hour in the past. Of course, I setted up server time (and all the phone-clients) to my timezone in Berlin, Germany, GMT+1.
The system hast the right time (also in console), when I request a Report Site, I can see at the very top of it my corrext time, which is while writing this:
VICIDIAL: Auto-dial Closer Stats: || 2010-04-24 11:00:46
But down there, at Agent Stats, it shows this:
|+0900+|****[some more asterisks]****X| 0 | 19 |
But the day started off at 10.00 !!!
So, actually, the system time IS correct and ntp-client running, but reports starts off one hour too early. I tried to check some tables, to see where it comes from, but I found no hint. Seems it gets GMT 0 from anywhere, but I cannot configure this in the web interface. I searched for some related topics here, and the only thing I figured out is, that my inbound-list shows in the "TIME ZONES WITHIN THIS LIST"-section
GMT OFFSET NOW (local time) :
+0.00 (Sat Apr 2010 09:14) 67 5
+2.00 (Sat Apr 2010 11:14) 1375 9
This is kinda confusing me. You, too ?
This this machine is right now kinda half-productive system, so I'd like to prevent to play around with tz-files and symbolic links. Since the linux-system-time is correct
($hwclock -s = Sa 24 Apr 2010 11:06:35 CEST -0.000655 Sekunden) I wonder which table or else I have to play with, to get that corrected.
----------------------
ViciDialNow-1.3.iso
VERSION: 2.0.5-174
BUILD: 90522-0506
Asterisk:1.2.30.2
----------------------
If anyone can help me out with a solution (or needs more info about my setup to do so), please let me know. It would save me a lot of frustrating search and misleading assumptions !!! Please, gimme a hint, where to look for ... what about mysql-table vicidial-list(s) ?!?!
Best Wishes,
Ron Salvatore