Hi again
can someone send me an example of this file : wap-push.cgi, to see what it
does, please?
thx in advance,
maria
I too had problems like this with latest cvs. I tracked the problem down
to my smsc_cgw.c implementation, and the gwthread_pollfd() function,
which always seemed to return immediately without respecting the given
timeout value. I'm not sure what caused this problem, but I changed to
conn_wait() i
Hi,
"Kiousi Maria ([EMAIL PROTECTED])" wrote:
>
> Hi again
>
> can someone send me an example of this file : wap-push.cgi, to see what it
> does, please?
>
> thx in advance,
> maria
Cgi-bin/wap-push.cgi is the name for Kannel push services. You can
change it
by setting push-url configuration
> Just implement weighted round-robin load balancer with
> the following format :-
> # FOR LOAD BALANCING
> group = load-balancer
> group-name = test
> group-list = FAKE1,FAKE2:10,FAKE3:50,FAKE4:100
>
> The value indicate the weight the SMS Conncection can
> take ... Besides that I also discover
> I sent SM using php-admin/sendsms.php, but didn't gave any mobile number
> (receiver). Even then /cgi-bin/sendsms gave following response (including
> header)
>
> Sending the SMS Text message "Testing. Shridhar Raju" to the phone ...
>
> HTTP/1.0 202 Foo
>
> Content-Length: 5
>
> Content-typ
> can someone send me an example of this file : wap-push.cgi, to see what it
> does, please?
As Aarno pointed out, wap-push.cgi is _no_ file itself as you may know
it from perl or bash CGI scripts.
It's used as URI trigger in the wapbox to know that a certain services
is requested. Please have a
> I'm using kannel-1.1.6, with a double pentium 866Mhz "Compaq ml370 Server on
> Redhat 7.0"
> The modem Hardware is a Siemens TC35.
first of all if you are refering to Max Flatt's _unofficial_ Kannel
1.1.6 release with his own modifications to smsc_at.c at SourceForge
then I have to say, it is _
Anders,
> I too had problems like this with latest cvs. I tracked the problem down
> to my smsc_cgw.c implementation, and the gwthread_pollfd() function,
> which always seemed to return immediately without respecting the given
> timeout value. I'm not sure what caused this problem, but I changed
> > I sent SM using php-admin/sendsms.php, but didn't gave any mobile number
>> (receiver). Even then /cgi-bin/sendsms gave following response (including
>> header)
>>
>> Sending the SMS Text message "Testing. Shridhar Raju" to the phone ...
>>
>> HTTP/1.0 202 Foo
>>
>> Content-Length: 5
>>
