The main purpose of
isdnlog is to create a log file with information
about all incoming and outgoing calls, namely: this file.
The file has 19 fields, separated by pipe characters "|" with fixed
length. The fields are:
1
Time of connect
2
Caller's number (if transmitted)
3
Called number
4
Duration of connection in seconds
5
Duration of connection in 1/100 seconds
6
Time of connect (as usual in seconds since 1970)
7
Number of charge signals received (-1 if you don't get charge signals)
8
I = Incoming or O = Outgoing
9
Cause Code if connection was not established
10
Number of bytes transferred (incoming)
11
Number of bytes transferred (outgoing)
12
Version number of
isdnlog
13
ISDN Service Code
14
1 = called by isdn user, 0 = called by analog user
15
Costs per charge unit (e.g. 0.062 in Germany)
16
Currency of charge unit (e.g. EUR in most parts of Europe)
This manual page was written by Andreas Jellinghaus <aj@dungeon.inka.de>,
for Debian GNU/Linux and isdn4linux.
Now maintained by Paul Slootman <paul@debian.org>.
