I've checked again, and with-mysql set to /usr/loca/mysql the configure scripts pick
up everything. there used to be a problem with the configure script detecting the
location of headers when mysql was installed /usr/local/mysql, but it was fixed
monthes ago. I suggest you check your MySQL inst
thanks again arbel,
i was trying to do exactly what is wriiten in installation guide.
they have asked to create a .depend file and then do make .depend.
Sorry to write wrong , it is "touch .depend" and not "depend"
I am trying to install kannel again with DLR and now i am stuck here.
/configure
> -Original Message-
> From: Navjot Singh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> hi all,
Hi .
> Now, I have cleaned up 1.0.3 from my system and trying to
> install 1.1.6 on
> the system as i want to use DLRs.
> 4. touch depend ; make depend
touch depend ? why ? what had depend done to you ?
Title: Message
No,
haven't seen that happen. but then again I don't use the M20 much. logs would be
really nice :-)
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Could you be a bit more specific about your configuration : which SMSC you are using
and what driver. what other configuration settings do you use ?
the message receiver for MO is set by the SMSC driver, which implementation may be
broken, but w/o additional details I cannot comment any further
Make sure to also fetch the development package (libxml2-devel) or else you will not
be able to compile Kannel. also read the documentation and ./configure --help.
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The userguide has plenty of information about it, but generally an sms-service setup
involves a web script which is called by Kannel (using the sms-service configuration),
process the input of the user and returns (prints) the required output, which Kannel
then delivers back to the user's mobil
You
can generate it in the application and send it to Kannel using the "from"
parameter to the HTTP query. of course, the SMSC driver you are using has to
support this - some SMSC driversdo not let you set the sender id at all, while
others only allow numbers.
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