AW: Sms answer to a ring call
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Andrea Viscovich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet am: Freitag, 24. August 2001 11:56 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: Re: Sms answer to a ring call I completely understand that you do not want to do this. What you want to do is reject the incoming call. I don't know the AT command to do this. I tried with ATH and it works. OK. In this case there is an alternative that at least two people (me and Hubert) think is much better than messing with smsc_at: a small external program that handles the Well an external program that does it is always an alternative solution isn't it? Not always, but quite often. By the way don't forget the other solution is easier Under Unix enviroment, but not so easy under Windoze. Why not? It should work equally well under Windows. Regards Andrea
AW: Sms answer to a ring call
Why not? It should work equally well under Windows. You should try to compile mgetty, and then how can you run the script? While mgetty sounds like a sensible solution, I was not strictly talking about it. A simple program (C, Java or whatever) that opens a serial port, initializes the modem, waits for RINGs and forwards the caller id through HTTP to Kannel is enough. Sounds like just a few hours hacking. Regards Jörg Andrea
AW: Sms answer to a ring call
Uhm, so you would have Kannel and another program to initialise the same port, I don't know if it's possible. Andrea No, doing both, handling SMS and incoming calls over the same modem would require that smsc_at does it all. That's why I jumped to my current proposal only when you told us that you want to handle SMS over a different channel. Regards Jörg
AW: Sms answer to a ring call
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Hubert Kubik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet am: Mittwoch, 22. August 2001 10:26 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: ODP: Sms answer to a ring call There is a standard gsm AT command set, you can find it somewhere. I got AT command set description for siemens m20 GSM modem (www.siemens.de) I don't think this can help, I would rather suggest hacking some dial-in software, like mgetty. Maybe mgetty can be ported to win2000. Maybe there is any other open source dial-in software for win2000. I feel the same way, but my understanding is that Andrea want's to use the same modem for SMS and the incoming call. In this case sharing the line is hard (impossible??). Regards Joerg
AW: Sms answer to a ring call
OK, in this case my suggestion is to leave Kannel alone and write a tiny program that does what you want. You can use smsc_at for inspiration, but maybe it's easier to just compile mgetty inside the Cygnus environment. Putting this feature into the smsc_at just doesn't make sense. smsc_at has a well defined task and adding complexity to make it do something that could easily and cleaner done by an outside program is just a bad architecture that will come back and bite you. Regards Joerg -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Andrea Viscovich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet am: Mittwoch, 22. August 2001 11:31 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: Re: Sms answer to a ring call I feel the same way, but my understanding is that Andrea want's to use the same modem for SMS and the incoming call. In this case sharing the line is hard (impossible??). Well, as I may send sms by other connections, I just would like to have bearerbox listen to incoming ring, and then habe smsbox call an url passing the caller id, as actually is done when receiving an sms. Andrea
