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 Post subject: CallBack Dameon Stop It Self Every day 17.00 pm
PostPosted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 11:24 pm 
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Please Help me Any one Callback dameon stop everyday 5pm
how can i solve this issue


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PostPosted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 2:22 pm 
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By first ascertaining why it is stopping. Does the daemon's logfile give any clues? Perhaps /var/log/messages might offer some insight?
As this happens at the same time each day I'd also thoroughly check all of your cron jobs to ensure they're not interfering.


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 Post subject: Thank you for your replay
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How can i check that informations please help me to solve this issue

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I have no interest in answering questions about the basics of using Linux on this forum.


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 Post subject: i found and has been fix
PostPosted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 5:23 pm 
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Thanks to all

i found the problem and fixed it was

soon as remove this it's working fine

crontab -e
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59 9 * * * /etc/a2billing-callback-daemon-start
59 16 * * * /etc/a2billing-callback-daemon-stop


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 11:01 am 
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It sounds like you've followed the optional part of the Callback installation:
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If you need to run the callback system only at some time of the day you can proceed as follow :

   # Type as root :
   crontab -e
   
   # Add these lines :
   
   59   9 * * * /etc/a2billing-callback-daemon-start
   59  16 * * * /etc/a2billing-callback-daemon-stop
Perhaps that makes it clearer what you have to remove from where.


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PostPosted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 12:53 am 
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Nothing in A2B is causing this. It's some configuration on your system.
How about the crontab maintained by the cron daemon itself:
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# crontab -e


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I'm not sure, but the output you pasted there looks like you've got 4 copies of the callback daemon running. Try killing three of them.

As ever, when debugging, the first port of call should be the logfile. Does a2billing-daemon-callback.log offer any clues?


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That looks fine now. It's checking every 10 seconds, which indicates only one daemon is running. That snippet of the log file doesn't show any callbacks being attempted
Perhaps your dialplan is broken so the callback trigger number no longer works?


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