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Disposition live call problem and missing graphs

Added by Daniel Roberts almost 9 years ago

Hi Guys,

We've come across an issue with agents who claim to be working to fast... I know...

With agents logged in on a manual campaign, we're seeing an issue with agents ending a call and dialling the next number before they've waited to select the disposition. Once this has happened, all of the next calls are affected. The agent screen shows 'No Live Call', although the agent can hear the phone ringing and speak to people (the admin panel however shows live calls and can be used for listen/barage). Once the calls are complete, the disposition screen is no longer shown. Also, the system stops recording calls (I assume becuase the agent screen shows 'No Live Call').

On another note, following the addiditon of the GIT repo, and downlaoding the updates new features have been added (thanks!) but we've lost graphs in the reports section:

Yum update and 2x GIT folders are up to date.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks guys!


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RE: Disposition live call problem and missing graphs - Added by Demian Biscocho almost 9 years ago

On the missing graph reports, make sure that the following directories in your web root directory (by default - /var/www/html) are world writable.

cache
data
uploads

On the agent dialing the next number before disposing the previous ones, this is mostly operational issues. From experience there are/will be agents trying to circumvent the system. It's up to immediate supervisor to teach them how to properly use the system and discipline them if they don't. :)

RE: Disposition live call problem and missing graphs - Added by Daniel Roberts almost 9 years ago

Hi Demian,

Thanks for that - a traditional 'clip around the ear' for staff who don't listen is fine. It's the supervisors not listening to IT that's always the hard one..

I'll change permissions on the files and post an outcome later. Thanks for your help once more!

RE: Disposition live call problem and missing graphs - Added by Daniel Roberts almost 9 years ago

Hi Guys,

I've changed permissions in /var/www/ -r to 755 and still nothing? Also, reports section 'call history (CDR's)' isn't loading anything - it hangs. Any ideas?

Thanks

RE: Disposition live call problem and missing graphs - Added by Demian Biscocho almost 9 years ago

Please check my previous message. The directories you need that are world writable (chmod 777) are "cache", "data" and "upload". They are in /var/www/.

RE: Disposition live call problem and missing graphs - Added by Daniel Roberts almost 9 years ago

Hi Demian,

As I understood, the -r switch was recursive to include all folders and files within /var/www/

On navigating to /var/www/ a quick ls shows:
cgi-bin error html html.orig icons

I've mkdir all three of the suggested, and chmod 777 /var/www then did again separately for /cache/ /data/ and /upload/

This hasn't solved the problem so far - though the fact that the folders were missing may highlight the problem?

Many thanks

RE: Disposition live call problem and missing graphs - Added by Daniel Roberts almost 9 years ago

So, I've redone the GITHUB additions to see if it resolves the problem.

When adding the final two codes to MySQL:

CREATE TABLE `go_agent_sessions` (
`agent_session_id` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,
`sess_agent_user` varchar(25) collate utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
`sess_agent_phone` varchar(25) collate utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
`sess_agent_status` varchar(25) collate utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (`agent_session_id`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COLLATE=utf8_unicode_ci;

ALTER TABLE system_settings ADD COLUMN default_language varchar(10) DEFAULT 'en_us';

I get errors. They both relate to already existing. Could this be where the problem is, or is this a bug that causes missing graphs?

RE: Disposition live call problem and missing graphs - Added by Donn Solucoes almost 6 years ago

Hi,

For the grafics issue, edit .htaccess file at /var/www/html/data Dir.

Regards,

Milton Santos
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