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1. Backup old log: mv /var/log/asterisk/full /var/log/asterisk/full_old (if needed)

2. Enable full log in /etc/asterisk/logger.conf (if needed)

3. asterisk -vvvvrx 'logger reload'

4. Make a call, remembering the destination number you dialed.

5. cd /var/log/asterisk/

6. cat full | grep <DESTINATION NUMBER YOU DIALED BEFORE>

You can get a lot of output. Look at the last line, which may look like this:

 [Feb 26 16:12:14] NOTICE['''32733]''' app_mor.c: Localized destination: 37063042438 (cut: , add: )

The most important part is in BOLD, and in this example, it is: 32733]

NOTE: First brackets are not included! This is very important!

7. Now do: 

 cat messages | grep 32733] 

... and you will get the output of your call.

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= Notes =

Call log starts with:

 app_mor.c: Core version: 11.pre.82, Server ID: 1, Dial out settings: , active calls enabled: 1, ....

And ends with:

 app_mor.c: Application mor started and ended successfully, with end code: 0!

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= Logs not present =

If NOTICE is not present in logs, check Asterisk output if (and which) logs are enabled:

Command:
 asterisk -rx 'logger show channels'

Output:
 Channel                             Type     Status    Configuration
 -------                             ----     ------    -------------
 /var/log/asterisk/full              File     Enabled    - DEBUG NOTICE WARNING ERROR VERBOSE
 /var/log/asterisk/messages          File     Enabled    - DEBUG NOTICE WARNING ERROR VERBOSE
                                    Console  Enabled    - WARNING ERROR


If NOTICE is still not present in logs, run this command:
 asterisk -rx 'mor logger notice on'

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= See also =
* [[Asterisk CLI]]