Observed arrival · 2026-10-18

CallGrep makes Asterisk call logs traceable

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A free console tool that searches Asterisk logs and presents a call’s events in sequence, from ringing to hangup.

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For: Asterisk and FreePBX administrators troubleshooting calls
Worth noticing: The sample trace includes dialplan steps, SIP messages, RTP endpoints, bridge events, and hangup attribution.

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The command examples include searches against a specified log file and filters for queue-related calls, as well as searches by number, call ID, or name. The sample output is a readable event sequence rather than a raw log excerpt, with timestamps, channel names, SIP messages, and media addresses. The site says supported builds target Linux amd64 and arm64 and that the tool is read-only.

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