03-15-2011
Thanks for all the feed back. I will need to look into using cron, not some thing i have used before but I understand the idea. I was thinking that i could use that for timing, thank you for the cron lines.
0,15,30,45 8-16 * * * tcpd_cron.ksh
As for the date, I dont need the date. These files will be downloaded at the end of each work day.
My original plan was to just start the cron job at the beginning of the day and stop it at end of the work day. Then download all the data off the server to save space. This way I can maintain a log of all the calls.
My biggest worry is that the VoIP server might be a little taxed from the ongoing processes running. I don't have a test server I can use at the moment but Im working on building one.
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