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Hi there,
 
I was wondering if somebody could help me. We've been succesfully using the
linux edition of Oreka for the past year on a standalone workstation. We
recently decided to purchase a quad-core server for adding RAID redundancy
etc.
 
I've installed the latest SVN version of Oreka onto a Ubuntu 64bit server
(latest version) and have started capturing calls, eventually I would like
to migrate our existing calls over to the new server but I am noticing a
difference in the Output Audio Filenaming.
 
The old version of Orkaudio used to write filenames as
YYYY/MM/DD_hh/mm/ss_IPADDRESS.wav.
For example: 20090327_154500_192.168.100.210
This we found extremely helpful with tracking calls as all incoming calls
would be named with the same ip address (*.210).
 
The new version of Orkaudio outputs (according to the dev manual) as
YYYY/MM/DD_hh/mm/ss_CapturePort.extension
Example: 20090327_151434_UZL.wav
The *_UZL means nothing to us and it doesn't appear to use the same 3
characters for the same phone/port.
 
We were wondering if this is a change to Oreka? We've triple checked both
computers' DNS settings and they're identical. If this is a change to the
software would there be a way for as to change the filenaming policy back?
 
Any help you can offer would really be appreciated. Thanks again for the
wonderful piece of software.
 
- Jan Purdue
 


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That's great that it is that easy.

Thanks for the response
On 25-Mar-09, at 1:04 PM, Henri Herscher wrote:

> Robert,
>
> Just move the files over and put them back at exactly the same place  
> if you
> need to have them back online.
>
> Alternatively, if you can serve them via http from the secondary  
> location,
> all you have to do is to create an entry in the orkservice table  
> with the
> right details.
>
> Henri
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert Birch [mailto:rb...@di...]
> Sent: 17 March 2009 17:09
> To: ore...@li...
> Subject: [Oreka-user] Moving Recordings
>
> We are running version 0.6-440 of orkaudio.
>
> The drive that the recordings are on, is starting to fill up. Is it
> possible to archive the recordings somewhere else and still have them
> somewhat accessible?
>
> Thanks,
> Robert Birch
>
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Just follow the procedure here:

http://oreka.sourceforge.net/oreka-documentation.html#d0e135

Then rename deploy-template.xml to deploy.xml, edit it and run it as an ant
script to generate war files.

 

Henri

 

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From: Barry Flanagan [mailto:ba...@fl...] 
Sent: 19 March 2009 14:40
To: Ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-user] Latest SVN orkweb and orktrack binaries?

 

Hello,

I have downloaded the latest SVN code, and compiled the C++ end of things.
Unfortunately I do not have a java build environment. I did go through all
the "install Eclipse", etc but how to create a stand-alone .war file from
these is beyond me!

Is there any way to get the latest binary builds of the java end of things? 

Thanks

-Barry Flanagan

Robert,

Just move the files over and put them back at exactly the same place if you
need to have them back online.

Alternatively, if you can serve them via http from the secondary location,
all you have to do is to create an entry in the orkservice table with the
right details.

Henri

-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Birch [mailto:rb...@di...] 
Sent: 17 March 2009 17:09
To: ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-user] Moving Recordings

We are running version 0.6-440 of orkaudio.

The drive that the recordings are on, is starting to fill up. Is it  
possible to archive the recordings somewhere else and still have them  
somewhat accessible?

Thanks,
Robert Birch

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Hello,

I have downloaded the latest SVN code, and compiled the C++ end of things.
Unfortunately I do not have a java build environment. I did go through all
the "install Eclipse", etc but how to create a stand-alone .war file from
these is beyond me!

Is there any way to get the latest binary builds of the java end of things?

Thanks

-Barry Flanagan

Can I setup orkaudio automatically output to the speaker?

We are running version 0.6-440 of orkaudio.

The drive that the recordings are on, is starting to fill up. Is it  
possible to archive the recordings somewhere else and still have them  
somewhat accessible?

Thanks,
Robert Birch

Ala,

 

You need to recompile OrkAudio for CentOS5 or wait the next official
release.

 

Henri

 

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From: Ala Abukhazneh [mailto:Ala...@P-...] 
Sent: 03 March 2009 08:52
To: ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-user] Missing Libraries

 

 

Hi all,

 I downloaded the Oreka Open source software and when I tried to install it
on my IPBX with Centos 5 version , in some stage it prompted me that some
libraries are missing , so if any one can help me pass this problem .

Best regards,

Ala'

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Systems & Technology Dept

Palestine Securities Exchange

Palestine -Nablus- Al-Qaser Bldg. 

- 3rd FloorP.O.Box 128 

Bus :+(970) 9 2345555 

Fax: +(970) 9 2341341 

E-mail: ala...@P-... 

 

 

 

Hi all,

 I downloaded the Oreka Open source software and when I tried to install
it on my IPBX with Centos 5 version , in some stage it prompted me that
some libraries are missing , so if any one can help me pass this problem
.

Best regards,

Ala'

__________________

Ala' N. Abukhazneh 

Main Systems Section

Systems & Technology Dept

Palestine Securities Exchange

Palestine -Nablus- Al-Qaser Bldg. 

- 3rd FloorP.O.Box 128 

Bus :+(970) 9 2345555 

Fax: +(970) 9 2341341 

E-mail: ala...@P-...