Hi Moses, Yes we fixed it, below is the config for your reference, hope this is of help.
------------ group = sms-service keyword = default accepted-smsc = 1656x post-url = "http://www.xxx.com/sms/receiver.php?sms=%a&mn=%p&src=1656x"; max-messages = 15 group = sms-service accepted-smsc = 1656x keyword = default post-url = "http://www.xx.com/sms/receiver.php?sms=%a&mn=%p&src=1656x"; max-messages = 15 group = sms-service accepted-smsc = 1656x keyword = default post-url = "http://www.xx.com/sms/receiver.php?sms=%a&mn=%p&src=1656x"; max-messages = 15 group = sendsms-user username = xxxx ------------- MK On Mon, Sep 8, 2014 at 11:15 PM, MOSES KARIUKI <kariuk...@gmail.com> wrote: > HI, have the same problem. How did you solve it? > > MT > > On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 12:27 PM, MK <m...@rhytha.com> wrote: > >> Sorry if its unclear. We are actually connecting to a external SMPP >> server provided by the network operator. We have two short code service >> numbers. We are using a single API to get the SMS and route them to the >> appropriate workflows. >> >> Thank you for your suggestion, I tried with %q and %Q but we are getting >> the same user number, the url i used is >> >> group = sms-service >> keyword = default >> post-url = "http://xxxxxxx/sms/receiver.php?sms=%a&mn=%p&rmn=%q"; >> >> in kannel.conf, but getting the same reciever number but not the SMS >> short code service number the SMS is sent to. >> >> thank you >> >> -MK >> >> >> >> >> On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 5:56 AM, GMail <mohammedsl...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> If I understood ur question you might want to check %q or %Q in the >>> get-url of the smsbox service >>> >>> *From: *MK >>> *Sent: *Wednesday, February 19, 2014 16:17 >>> *To: *users@kannel.org >>> *Subject: *Find the SMS short code to which the SMS is sent. >>> >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> We have setup Kannel and its working fine when we send and recieve >>> messages. But we have two short codes 16562 and 16563, we need to do some >>> workflow based on which SC the message is sent. Both the SMS land in the >>> same port for us, so we are not able to distinguish between the two. >>> >>> I tried with %P option but its showing our port number (eg.9501), so can >>> any one suggest the best way to find out which short code the SMS has been >>> sent. I ran a tshark and i can see that the external smpp server is sending >>> the short code. >>> >>> Operation: Submit_sm - resp (0x80000004) >>> Result: Ok (0x00000000) Sequence #: 2754 >>> Message id.: 518df5cf >>> Short Message Peer to Peer, Command: Deliver_sm, Seq: 3942, Len: 187 >>> Length: 187 >>> Operation: Deliver_sm (0x00000005) >>> Sequence #: 3942 Service type: (Default) >>> Type of number (originator): International (0x01) >>> Numbering plan indicator (originator): ISDN (E163/E164) (0x01) >>> Originator address: xxxxx860052 >>> Type of number (recipient): National (0x02) >>> Numbering plan indicator (recipient): ISDN (E163/E164) (0x01) >>> Recipient address: 16562 >>> Messaging mode: Default SMSC mode (0x00) ..00 01.. = >>> Message type: Short message contains SMSC Delivery Receipt (0x01) 00.. >>> .... = GSM features: No specific features selected (0x00) Protocol id.: >>> 0x00 Priority level: GSM: None ANSI-136: Bulk IS-95: Normal (0x00) >>> Scheduled delivery time: Immediate delivery Validity period: SMSC default >>> validity period >>> >>> thank you >>> >>> MK >>> >>> >> >
