> What I want to do is more precisely a real-time log of the
> VoIP calls:
> at the end of each call, I want to print a line indicating who called
> who, how, how long, etc. I've begun writing some (ugly) code to have
> this done by tethereal for H323, but it's only a prototype
> which works
> only with 2 softphones for the moment. I'll probably rewrite
> everything
> with tapping, using some parts of the call analysis and of your code,
> and adapted to the new asn2eth-generated packet-h225*. I'm
> quite afraid
> by the complexity of H323 and the huge quantity of cases to manage.
>
If you do it with tapping it can in real time. The intention is to eventually
include a "dump to csv" button similar to the RTP analysis one, which would probably
serve for your purposes. What I'm afraid of is the "call status" thing. If you consider
a SIP call that has three dialogs, one of them with a change of media, the second
closed and the third being transferred, choosing between "in progress", "completed",
or whichever states you have doesn't seem possible. And for H323 the number of
protocols involved is discouraging.
Regards,
Francisco