- CDR report (monthly or daily)
- monthly traffic reports
- DAILY LOAD !!!
- compare call load with previous days
- many criterias to define the report
- export CDR report to PDF
- export CDR report to CSV
- support MYSQL & POSTGRESQL
- etc... 




!Asterisk-stat!

Pretty CDR Analyser, easy way to analyze your CDR records!

Asterisk-Stat is providing different reports & Graph to allow
the Asterisk-admin to analyse quickly and easily the traffic on their Asterisk server.
All the graphic & reports are based over the CDR database. 


__LAST RELEASE :__
    * V2.0 (03 March 2005)


__FEATURES :__
    * - CDR REPORT (MONTHLY or DAILY)
    * - MONTHLY TRAFFIC
    * - DAILY LOAD
    * - COMPARE CALL LOAD WITH PREVIOUS DAYS
    * - MANY CRITERIAS TO DEFINE THE REPORT
    * - EXPORT CDR REPORT TO PDF
    * - EXPORT CDR REPORT TO CSV
    * - SUPPORT MYSQL & POSTGRESQL
    * - MANY OTHERS :)
	


__REQUIREMENTS :__

    * - APACHE / HTTP SERVER
    * - PHP
    * - POSTGRESQL OR MYSQL
    * - PHP-PGSQL OR PHP-MYSQL
    * - NEED GD LIBRARY
    * - JPGRAPH_LIB (included)


__ADVICES :__

    * - IMPROVE SPEED RESULT WITH INDEX:
      POSTGRESQL : CREATE INDEX calldate_ind ON cdr USING btree (calldate)
      MYSQL : ALTER TABLE `cdr` ADD INDEX ( `calldate` )
    * - [OPTIONAL]
      POSTGRESQL : CREATE INDEX dst_ind ON cdr USING btree (dst)
      POSTGRESQL : CREATE INDEX accountcode_ind ON cdr USING btree (accountcode)
      MYSQL : ALTER TABLE `cdr` ADD INDEX ( `dst` )
      MYSQL : ALTER TABLE `cdr` ADD INDEX ( `accountcode` ) 
	  

__MORE INFO :__
* [http://areski.net/asterisk-stat-v2/about.php]


__DOWNLOAD :__
* [http://areski.net/asterisk-stat-v2/asterisk-stat-v2.tar.gz]


__INSTALL :__

	Edit defines.php files

    * WEBROOT: This is the root URL of the application.
      Example: http://youdomain.com/asterisk-stat/
    * FSROOT: This is the server path which contain the application.
      Example: /home/users/asterisk-stat/
    * HOST: This is the Database host name.
      Example: localhost
    * PORT: Database port.
      Example: 5432
    * USER: Username to access to the database.
      Example: username
    * PASS: Database password of the user.
      Example: password
    * DBNAME: Name of the Database.
      Example: asteriskcdr
    * DB_TYPE: Database type.
      support: mysql and postgres
    * DB_TABLENAME: Table of the database containing the CDR.
      Example: cdrtable
    * appli_list: PHP array used to associate extension to a name. This can be useful if you want to give more signification during the CDR browsing
      $appli_list['4677']=array("Voicemail");
      $appli_list['6544']=array("Conference-MeetMe");

__Tested with:__
PHP Version 4.3.1
- psql (PostgreSQL) 7.2.4
- mysql  Ver 11.18 Distrib 3.23.58, 

__Contact : areski (alt) e-group (dot) org __














FEATURES :

    * - CDR REPORT (MONTHLY or DAILY)
    * - MONTHLY TRAFFIC
    * - DAILY LOAD
    * - COMPARE CALL LOAD WITH PREVIOUS DAYS
    * - MANY CRITERIAS TO DEFINE THE REPORT
    * - EXPORT CDR REPORT TO PDF
    * - EXPORT CDR REPORT TO CSV
    * - SUPPORT MYSQL & POSTGRESQL
    * - MANY OTHERS :)


REQUIREMENTS :

    * - APACHE / HTTP SERVER
    * - PHP
    * - POSTGRESQL OR MYSQL
    * - PHP-PGSQL OR PHP-MYSQL
    * - NEED GD LIBRARY
    * - JPGRAPH_LIB (included)


ADVICES :

    * - IMPROVE SPEED RESULT WITH INDEX:
      POSTGRESQL : CREATE INDEX calldate_ind ON cdr USING btree (calldate)
      MYSQL : ALTER TABLE `cdr` ADD INDEX ( `calldate` )
    * - [OPTIONAL]
      POSTGRESQL : CREATE INDEX dst_ind ON cdr USING btree (dst)
      POSTGRESQL : CREATE INDEX accountcode_ind ON cdr USING btree (accountcode)
      MYSQL : ALTER TABLE `cdr` ADD INDEX ( `dst` )
      MYSQL : ALTER TABLE `cdr` ADD INDEX ( `accountcode` ) 
	  
	  
More Info :
    * [http://areski.net/asterisk-stat-v2/about.php]



Download :
    * [http://areski.net/asterisk-stat-v2/asterisk-stat-v2.tar.gz]


INSTALL :

	Edit defines.php files

    * WEBROOT: This is the root URL of the application.
      Example: http://youdomain.com/asterisk-stat/
    * FSROOT: This is the server path which contain the application.
      Example: /home/users/asterisk-stat/
    * HOST: This is the Database host name.
      Example: localhost
    * PORT: Database port.
      Example: 5432
    * USER: Username to access to the database.
      Example: username
    * PASS: Database password of the user.
      Example: password
    * DBNAME: Name of the Database.
      Example: asteriskcdr
    * DB_TYPE: Database type.
      support: mysql and postgres
    * DB_TABLENAME: Table of the database containing the CDR.
      Example: cdrtable
    * appli_list: PHP array used to associate extension to a name. This can be useful if you want to give more signification during the CDR browsing
      $appli_list['4677']=array("Voicemail");
      $appli_list['6544']=array("Conference-MeetMe");



TESTED WITH:
PHP Version 4.3.1
- psql (PostgreSQL) 7.2.4
- mysql  Ver 11.18 Distrib 3.23.58,




CONTACT : areski ($alt) gmail ($d.ot).d.ot)  com