PPG test

Hi all, I was doing PPG testing as explained in userguide. I'm using kannel1.2.0 RH 6.2. The kannel.conf shown below group = core admin-port = 13000 smsbox-port = 13001 wapbox-port = 13002 admin-password = vqindia wdp-interface-name = * log-file = /home/shridhar/kannel.log log-level = 0

module API for Kannel

Hi, I have updated the module API I proposed some time ago. I have added thse to the website and you can find the information of it at http://www.kannel.org/module_api/ The txt file is a general design explaination the patch file is a patch that works against a cvs checkout of the

typical bandwidth

Does anyone know what the typical bandwidth needed for a wap portal. I'm not talking about ideal bandwidth I mean the typical bandwidth needed at this time of wap unpopularity in europe before the while system bottlenecks.. Thanks, Maria

[FYI] commited changes for 'store-status' HTTP admin command

just commited the changes to cvs. Now you can use $ lynx -dump http://localhost:13000/store-status?password=bar; do retrieve the messages currently enqeued in the main store file and queue. You may also use store-status.html for a HTML version and store-status.xml for an XML document

Please help me: non-delivered messages going to store-file and being resended when Kannel restarts

Hi Kannelers, I'm testing Kannel 1.1.6 cvs (June, 6) with Red Hat 7.3. The SMSC protocol in use is SMPP 3.4. I realized that every time Kannel successfuly notify my Application that messages hadn't been delivery to SMSC (escape %d = 16) it write a new line in store-file, so every notification

RE: PROBLEM: Successful failure notification making messages to be resended

Hi, It's good (or not) to know that somebody else has the same problem. I don't agree to you idear at all since I use the Kannel's notification feature (sendsms cgi with dlrmark/dlrurl fields) to makes my Application aware of the failure and than the Application itself takes charge of the

Re: files containing '^M'

Harrie Hazewinkel wrote: Hi, I notice that some files have a '^M' at the end of the line. These are the line terminators for windows. Do we like to keep them in the files or is a 'dos2unix' command usefull. :-)) I would prefer only unix style end-of-lines and let CVS solve this on

Re: DLR Not Found error : CIMD2

Michael Tung wrote: Is there a problem with the DLR handling for CIMD2? I get this error : 2002-07-17 12:48:39 [11] DEBUG: smscconn_sender (CIMD2:XXX.121.XXX.29::XXX): sending message 2002-07-17 12:48:41 [1] DEBUG: Dumping 0 messages and 0 acks to store 2002-07-17 12:48:45 [10]

Re: SMSC to SMSC routing

eddie wrote: Hi, I have been using kannel fro a while now, but all I did is download the cvs and update it and also come up with a GUI interface for configuration purposes. I have a content provider who would like to connect to me and send it to a carrier (it is beacuse the carrier is charging

Re: PROBLEM: Successful failure notification making messages to be resended

Mauricio Ramos wrote: Hi, It's good (or not) to know that somebody else has the same problem. I don't agree to you idear at all since I use the Kannel's notification feature (sendsms cgi with dlrmark/dlrurl fields) to makes my Application aware of the failure and than the Application itself