Peter Beckman writes:
> On Mon, 3 May 2004, Tommy Pickles wrote:
>
> > hmmm... so there aren't ways to connect directly without having to pass
> > thru the http. thanks again for the reply... =)
>
> I hope to do it on the command line in some way as well; if I come across
> a better way than
Hi list,
We are using kannel to connect to several EMI SMSCs.
Our setup is asynchronous, so we never use the sms-service to send the
reply.
To do so, we have
max-messages = 0
And the application takes care of calling /cgi-bin/sendsms as many times
it needs
I'm wondering about the MO concatenati
Hi,
I have configured ericsson t68i as smsc and I am able to send and
receive sms messages. However copy of all messages I receive is
stored in phone. I do not need that. Is it possible to configure
Kannel ir such way, that it would delete incoming messages after
they are received?
Th
Hi all,
We are using Kannel 1.3.1 in a Mandrake 10.0 system. We are trying to use a Motorola
c333, connected in a USB port, as our SMSC. We successfully install the phone and send
sms through AT commands in Minicom, and configure Kannel with the configuration show
below :
group = smsc
smsc = a
Folks --
I've searched the archives and I don't think anyone ever posted exactly how
to do this. So I am.
Using the HTTP interface to send a ring tone to a nokia phone via an SMSC
aggregator, here's the URL you should "GET":
http://xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?user=tester&pass=foobar&fr
On Wednesday 05 May 2004 03:28, Marius M. wrote:
> I have configured ericsson t68i as smsc and I am able to send and
> receive sms messages. However copy of all messages I receive is
> stored in phone. I do not need that. Is it possible to configure
> Kannel ir such way, that it would delet
