Audio Issues
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General Logging
In order to properly troubleshoot an NCA issue please follow the 4 steps below to increase logging and gather audio recordings:
Enable NCA Logging
by setting the "DEVELOPMENT default loggers" section as uncommented (remove the hashes).
Also, disable the "PRODUCTION default logger" by commenting out (add hashes) the 'log4cplus.rootLogger=' line in the following 2 files:
/config/call-analyzer-logging.properties
/config/call-analyzer-engine-logging.properties
The changed configuration in both files should look as follows:
# Logger severity overrides log4cplus.logger.netborder.sip.message=DEBUG #DEVELOPMENT default loggers configuration. Use in DEVELOPMENT stage to ease troubleshooting |
NOTE*:
For major issues, please also modify the default log-level settings in each of the previous files from "INFO" to "DEBUG" so that we are able to capture as much information as possible.
Enable call-recording
by modifying line 22 of call-analyzer-engine.properties to equal "true".
The changed config file should look as follows:
# recorder settings netborder.cpa.runtime.recordAudio=true netborder.recorder.outputDirectory=logs/call-logs netborder.recorder.outputDirectory.dateTime=true |
Restart NCA
: the service MUST be restarted in order to apply the changes.
Reproduce the exact issue
you are facing by making 5-10 calls that demonstrate the problem. If possible, make 5-10 calls that do not experience the issue as well so we can more easily distinguish the exact issue you are facing.
Once the logs have been generated, zip up and send us the following folders:
/log/
/config/
If you are on a Linux system please also include /var/log/messages
Upload your logs
:
Please ensure that the 'call-logs' directory has been created under the /log/ directory after making the changes above.
There should be a csv file alongside a multitude of logs sets which correspond to distinct calls made in step
These logs should be organized in a hierarchical date/time directory structure.