Folks,
I'm looking at the kannel code and trying to figure
out what constitutes a queued message.
When/how does a message become queued?
Ronan.
To: Ronan Derby
Cc: Kannel Developers
Subject: Re: Queued Messages
Ronan Derby wrote:
Folks,
I'm looking at the kannel code and trying to figure
out what constitutes a queued message.
When/how does a message become queued?
I'll try to answer this on a low-level, I'm not EMI or SMPP expert
Guys,
Just wondering if there is any quick and easy way to have kannel
only connect as a transmitter when using SMPP?
Regards,
Ronan.
Folks,
Would the current CVS version of Kannel work with an SMSC that only supports
SMPP v3.3?
If the answer to this is no. Is there an older build of kannel that is
based
around v3.3. I know the 1.0.3 documentation refers to 3.3.
Ronan.
Folks,
Just wondering is there any way of easily setting the ton and npi
values in the SMPP bind_transmiter, bind_receiver, submit_sm and
deliver_sm without having to go editing the code?
I don't think I have the latest CVS version of kannel but its only
a week or two behind the CVS version.
Guys,
I think I've discovered what my problem is with
the m20. When I turn on the M20 it seems to default
to 9600 bps. Connecting using minicom only works at
this speed, with no hardware or software flow control.
When I (or Kannel) sends atf to the m20 it resets to 19200 bps.
If I'm connected
I was upgrading the firmware on my M20 which was working fine,
however the power was accidentally disconnected during the upgrade,
which I know is one of the worst things that can happen when doing something
like this.
If I try and re-perform the upgrade the PCLoader application is telling me
Hi,
I'm trying to get Kannel to use a Siemens M20.
The M20 is plugged into COM1 and if I connect
using minicom I can send AT commands to the M20,
and can send and read SMS messages.
In the kannel.conf file I have:
group = smsc
smsc = at
modemtype = siemens
device = /dev/ttyS0
pin = 2004
And I
-
From: Ronan Derby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Kannel Developers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 5:00 PM
Subject: Siemens M20 and Kannel
Hi,
I'm trying to get Kannel to use a Siemens M20.
The M20 is plugged into COM1 and if I connect
using minicom I can send AT commands
