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I don't know what you are talking about 😄
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Today I've deleted my linphonerc and found out that the incoming and missed calles are displayed in the call history.
Then I've restored the linphonerc and the call history showed only outgoing calls again 🤔
After playing around with different settings I found out that after removing my SIP account (from linphonerc or in the UI) shows incloming and missed calles again.
Has someone an idea how to display incoming and missed calles again?
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This is strange: usually I have show_local_sip_account=0
set in my linephonerc but for tests I've reenabled the setting.
If I switch to the local sip-account which shows my local IP as server I see ALL incoming and outgoing calls.
If I switch back to my main-sip-account I see only the outgoing calls....
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If I run this query on call-history.db
select *
from call_history ch
where direction = 1
order by id desc
I see that all outgoing calls have as callee <sip:[email protected];transport=udp>
Where a.b.c.d is my vpn-IP
In my settings I have configured something like <sip:[email protected];transport=udp>
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Someone on my team is having the same issue as this. It would be great to find a resolution.
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still an issue for me too.
The only workaround is to switch the account in the upper left corner becuase all incoming calls are shown in the "default sip account" but not with the configured proxy-account. 🤔
it seems that in earlier versions of linphone it was possible to display all calls independent from the selected account. see #397
Not sure why Linphone isn't shown the incoming calls in my proxy-account because this is the only account I'm using.
But I have different IPs (of course) when I'm in home-office (with vpn) or in the office (without vpn)
same issue here: #813
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Hi
"where direction = 1" it is about incoming call. outgoing call are direction=0. I think you just misspell, no problem.
Please post your logs and the caller logs. Your issue is more likely that your caller is calling your IP (default proxy) and not your domain (configured proxy) which is not a software bug from your side.
I'm closing this ticket because of duplication and for not matching to the template with useful info to investigate.
Regards
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@Ledjlale what is the duplicate ticket so we can add comments to this? One of my team members still can't see missed calls on the main SIP account they use to make and receive calls. However if they switch to the other account they can see the missed calls.
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It was pointed out in the previous post : #813
But it will be closed soon because the current status is a user issue (caller call the proxy default), which has not been confirmed by the OP and still awaiting for its feedback.
You may need to open a new ticket with the requested data.
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"where direction = 1" it is about incoming call. outgoing call are direction=0. I think you just misspell, no problem.
I know that this is for incomfing calls - the issue is about missed incoming calls.
The DB contains my vpn-ip and my local sip-account is 192.168.... which is my private network (I'm in home-office) so i'm pretty confident that no one has called this IP directly...
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It was just a clarification ;)
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