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Monitor() application writes premature entries to queue_log

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gb_delti:
Due to privacy concerns we have a menu for our callers to choose if they accept the calls being recorded or not. The easiest way for this was an IVR that called the Monitor() application before calling Queue(). However, if Monitor() is active, when the (dynamic) agent picks up the receiver and the call is bridged, the COMPLETEAGENT record is written immediately to queue_log with a call length of 0 seconds.

Now I've got two questions:

1) Is this an Asterisk bug (I'm using the latest 1.4 version) or a misconfiguration on my part? I'll post the relevant pieces of extensions.conf and queue.conf.

2) Are there any other options to record calls conditionally?

Here are the excerpts from my config files:

--- Code: ---;extensions.conf
[sales]
exten => s,n,Answer
exten => s,n,NoOp(__MONITOR_ALLOWED is set to "${MONITOR_ALLOWED}")
exten => s,n,GotoIf($["1" = "${MONITOR_ALLOWED}"]?mbegin:qbegin)
exten => s,n(mbegin),Set(D_MONITOR=q-sales-${STRFTIME(,,%F-%T)}-${UNIQUEID}-${CALLERID(num)})
exten => s,n,Monitor(wav,${D_MONITOR},mb)

exten => s,n(qbegin),Queue(sales,,,,90)
exten => s,n,NoOp(QUEUESTATUS was "${QUEUESTATUS}")
exten => s,n,Hangup()

--- End code ---


--- Code: ---;queues.conf
[general]
;No Options here

[sales]
maxlen=0
reportholdtime=yes
periodic-announce-frequency=60
strategy=fewestcalls
joinempty=strict
announce-round-seconds=10
retry=30
announce-holdtime=yes
announce-frequency=60
timeout=10
music=default
autofill=yes
ringinuse=no

--- End code ---

QueueMetrics:
It looks like a bug - have you tried with MixMonitor() and with MONITOR_FILENAME as well? Monitoring calls wit hthe queue command is the most common operation, so it should work..... ;D

gb_delti:
Thanks for the pointers. When I experimented with the different applications in my dial plan I had the situation where no monitoring occured but still the log got written prematurely. The culprit was not Monitor() but my menu which contained the Dial() command:


--- Code: ---exten => recordsettings,n,Dial(Local/s@sales); User has chosen "Recording allowed"
--- End code ---

After I replaced that line with


--- Code: ---exten => recordsettings,n,Goto(sales,s,1); User has chosen "Recording allowed"
--- End code ---

the logging was ok again.

QueueMetrics:
This is strange. Nice to see you found it though.

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