3 rd party application for statistics

HTH · Post by **HTH** » 16 Apr 2010 05:44

Hi. I was wondering if there exists an application that keeps statistics on group calls.

I know theres statistics on regular calls, but cant seem to find out how to make statistics on group calls.

Regards
Hans-Terje

aflores · Post by **aflores** » 18 Apr 2010 15:54

As I know ther is no 3rd Party Application.

I suggest you used the ACD Feature in OXO.

Regards

HTH · Post by **HTH** » 19 Apr 2010 06:43

Yap, but its a very expensive solution, and does not always work (secondary handsets and so on).

We have our own statistics server that pulls out statistics, but it does not work on group calls and our developer has quit :S
There has to be someone who have developed it.

Oh well, plz say so here, in the future if anyone comes across it.

ileana · Post by **ileana** » 13 Jul 2010 10:26

I also hear about this 3rd pary application in others forum but i don´t find any information. Is posible find information about it?

Br3t · Post by **Br3t** » 20 Jul 2010 14:29

What kind of application are you looking for ? I managed to find my way into the OXO as the root user and so I can put some shell scripts onto the CPUs & CoCPUs or, as I'm also able to compile some binary compatible executables, to put some more elaborated C programmes.

So it all depends on what kind of data you want to handle and if you have an OXO you can test on as things may go awry.

henk1964 · Post by **henk1964** » 06 Aug 2010 10:37

Hi Br3t,

Your root access sounds good, on what software version and how?
On the older versions the root password was easy to find, on the current versions there is this chalenge / response (CRA) system.
If i attach the harddisk to my laptop i can read, view and write things but i have not been able to run my own shell scripts.

So more info is very welcome

Br3t · Post by **Br3t** » 06 Aug 2010 15:16

Hi henk1964,

I'm on R7.1 (61), but the version does not really matter nor the root password. Since you are able to attach your hdd to your laptop, the trick consists in opening /ramdsk/initrd.gz (partition 1) of the OXO hdd. This image is used to mount the root (/) file system from /dev/ram0 (from the top of my head) so modifying it by removing and/or modifying the contents /etc/passwd /etc/pam.d allows for the root access thru the console port. Afterwards dropping the firewall to get telnet access and starting a proftpd for ftp transfer is just a piece of cake.

If you want to check just send me the initrd.gz of yours and I'll modify it for you to blank the root password and drop the pam authentication scheme.

Cheers.

henk1964 · Post by **henk1964** » 02 Sep 2010 15:59

Hi Br3t,

I've been trying to open the initrd.gz file to edit the pam.d file.
I'm using ubuntu 10.4 and can see the complete content of the disk (can not access all of it) but can not open the initrd.gz.
Yes its a ext2 compressed image but how do i mount it so i can edit the pam.d?

Thanks in advance!