Adding an Archive server to an existing Cluster!?

[boiken]

Hello everybody.

I have a cluster that is composed with 3 servers, done with Vicibox v6.0.2.
192.168.1.100 DB/Web Server
192.168.1.101 Telephony 1
192.168.1.102 Telephony 2

I have been working with this cluster for about a month.All tha calls are recorded locally on each server.

Now the idea is that i want to make the files to be recorded on an outside server that i have setup with Openmediavault.

Can this be done and how ?

Thanks

[mflorell]

I'm not really familiar with OpenMediaVault, but if it has an FTP server on it all you need to do is configure your dialers to send recordings to it through FTP.

[boiken]

Thanks for the reply Matt.
Yes of course it has FTP.

So where do i have to register the FTP credentials of OpenMediaVault ??
And after doing so,the links of the recording on the Vicidial Interface will be with the OpenMediaVault IP ??
So the files will be recorded on a telephony server and then moved on OMV , or they will be Recorded directly to OMV ?

Thanks

[mflorell]

The configuration options are in the /etc/astguiclient.conf file on each dialer. After configuring the FTP settings, you should run the FTP script that is in your crontab entry, then if everything works you can uncomment it so it runs every 3-5 minutes,

Here's an examples of the FTP script:
/usr/share/astguiclient/AST_CRON_audio_3_ftp.pl --MP3 --run-check --ftp-persistent --ftp-validate

As for the links, you will need to make sure you know where the recording files will go from webroot on your media server and adjust the astguiclient.conf FTP settings accordingly.

[williamconley]

I recommend adding --debugX to the command when running it at the command line for verification ... but removing that any other time. useful information.

[boiken]

thank you both
williamconley thanks for the interesting suggestion

[williamconley]

That applies to almost all of the perl scripts in the Vicidial system. Almost all (perhaps all) have been given the option of being quite verbose for troubleshooting.