Invalid Source Address

Hello kannel users! I'm trying to make something work. Here is the current situation: 1. I can send message to mobile phones from my kannel box. 2. I CANNOT receive messages from mobile users. The Service Provider has confirmed that we are indeed assigned to 4563 access code. Their techguy

Generic XML POST SMSC

HI, I need to connect and send messages via Telefonica in Mexico. They offer an XML based system whereby messages are encoded in XML and posted to the URL they provide. I saw some while back mention of a generic http type being added to the http smsc, and some suggestions about making it

SMSC throughput with SMPP protocol

what is the through put of a SMSC over SMPP?? What is the maximum, minimum, average values?? What are the factors affecting this through put?? How much does the protocol (SMPP, CIMD, SS7 etc) between SMSC and SMS-Gateway affects the through put. -- Computer Science is no more about computers

Re: Generic XML POST SMSC

According to me, your solution is definitely to use smsc_soap. I' m not sure if it is well documented, anyway by searching in mailing list archive and looking the code, you' ll surely be able to use it. Soap is just a little confounding as it manage xml (and so also soap over xml). I have

Re: SMSC throughput with SMPP protocol

All depends on what your provider sets as a throttle - we have SMPP connections that can quite happily handle thousands of messages a minute. It's not uncommon for a network to set an entry level limit of one or two messages a second on an SMPP connection. Alex On 1/30/07, Narendran K [EMAIL

Re: Masking originating addresses

All depends on how you're sending your messages. Most decent providers will allow setting the sender number on an SMPP, HTTP, etc connection. I've never heard of a network that'll allow you to do that on a GSM modem or handset, but then again stranger things have happened.. :) Alex On 1/29/07,

Re: Generic XML POST SMSC

Hi Francesco I'll check it out thanks. According to me, your solution is definitely to use smsc_soap. I' m not sure if it is well documented, anyway by searching in mailing list archive and looking the code, you' ll surely be able to use it. Soap is just a little confounding as it manage xml

omit-empty and max-messages

Hi! I got doubts about how the exact combination of the omit-empty and max-messages parametrs should be... When I receive messages through Kannel, I invoke PHP scripts through get-url and then post the reply back through sendsms. So I have on each sms-service an omit-empty = true in order

Re: omit-empty and max-messages

Juan, AFAIK, the max-messages and omit-empty should be used when you answer the messages asynchronously: * Kannel receives an SMS from sender 1234567890 to shortcode 4321. * Kannel check the routing and GET the request to http://my-url/my-script.php Now, my-script.php could act in different

Re: UDH appearing in message body

Cyrus, You're talking about MO's right? (Mobile Originated messages). I mean, the user sends a message to your shortcode and you get some with and some without UDH? Regards, Alejandro. On 1/29/07, Cyrus Patel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I am currently connected to two different SMSCs

Re: How to start bearerbox and smsbox from crontab

Also keep in mind that crontab runs under a different environment than your regular shell. You may be relying on paths that are present by default on your regular shell, but not on the crontab. You can try chrooting to /etc/kannel before calling, or make sure that all your paths (I mean also on

Re: Invalid Source Address

Alejandro Guerrieri alejandro.guerrieri at gmail.com writes: Raul, Could you paste some logfiles depicting the error? Hello Alejandro, This is an incoming message. Kannel version is 1.4.1 Here are the log entries (Note: source_addr and short_message has been edited): 2007-01-31 11:42:19

Re: UDH appearing in message body

Please set log-level to 0 and send some kannel.log PDU dumps to the list, so we can examine the data. Regards, Alejandro On 1/30/07, Cyrus Patel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Alejandro, Yes – sorry – I meant mobile originated messages. The mobile is always sending the UDH but… - On one