Re: Inbound smsc

you can set denied-smsc-id to it and it reject all sends also I think if you set port=0 and receive-port=xxx (your port) then it will bind only receive port and unbind transmit port On 6/13/07, Remon Magdy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I think you can just remove the allowed prefixes parameters

Re: Inbound smsc

This is the same question that you asked me directly, off list, and the answer will still be the same :-) On the SMSC that you want to receive only, set the allowed-smsc-id to be something other than the smsc-id that you specify when submitting messages. Then no message will be sent via the

bearerbox -> 100% cpu usage after send sms

hi all i have problem with version 1.4.1 / snapshot on FC 6 x86_64 box. when i send sms without dlr ( no dlr-mask) bearerbox run OK, the problem when i sendsms with dlr-mask=31, the message is sent, but bearerbox eat 100% CPU and the %MEM grow up fast until the box is hang. any advice ? than

dlr url and message id

I am using kannel with an smpp smsc. Now when the smsc is sending me submit_sm_resp, it sends the message_id as "S375". However when the deliver_sm is being send, it only sends back "375". This way kannel is not able to register the message delivery since both message ids don't match. I checked

Re: DLR storage using SQLite3

Cyrus Patel wrote: Hi, I recently saw some activity on the devel mailing list about getting DLR storage support using SQLite/SQLite3? That would be me...I admit I've fallen behind on that, but I'll tell you what works so far I was just wondering if there is a patch available with th

Send a 03.48 sms

Hello all, I am trying to send a 03.48 sms from Kannel to an STK applet residing in a sim, this applet is triggered on an event (EVENT_UNFORMATTED_SMS_PP_ENV), but when I send the sms the application is not getting triggered I am trying the following sms: http://localhost:port/sendsms?use

RE: DLR storage using SQLite3

Hi Thanos, Thanks very much for that. Yes please - could you send me your latest patch. Cheers, Cyrus -Original Message- From: Thanos Chatziathanassiou [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 13 June 2007 14:46 To: Cyrus Patel Cc: users@kannel.org Subject: Re: DLR storage using SQLite3 Cyrus

Re: kannel, store messages

Thanks for the help Heru. Heru Tjatur wrote: On Jun 11, 2007, at 7:20 PM, Anand Gupta wrote: Dear Tjatur, Thanks for the response. Heru Tjatur wrote: 2 & 3. Absoultely yes, you could do that. You just have to write down script to store messages in or out of kannel. Kannel won't do that for

RE: Send a 03.48 sms

Hi Migagros, I am doing the exact same thing - sending a 03.48 SMS to a STK applet. It's working well for me. But you seem to be mixing up your UDH and data field. My URL looks like this: http://localhost:port/sendsms?username=x&pass=xxx&to=XXX&udh=%02%70%00&data=%CA%FE%BA%BE&mcla

Re: Send a 03.48 sms

Thanks for the help Cyrus. But, I don't understand, What is data field? Cyrus Patel wrote: Hi Migagros, I am doing the exact same thing - sending a 03.48 SMS to a STK applet. It's working well for me. But you seem to be mixing up your UDH and data field. My URL looks like this: http://

RE: Send a 03.48 sms

Oops. Sorry - I meant the "text" field -Original Message- From: Milagros Martinez-Campos Asensio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 13 June 2007 15:00 To: Cyrus Patel Cc: users@kannel.org Subject: Re: Send a 03.48 sms Thanks for the help Cyrus. But, I don't understand, What is data f

Re: Kannel on Ubuntu server

Peter. Seems like a problem with startup script. Look at your script for this path. []s Allison Almeida. 2007/6/13, Davy Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: **>From: "Peter Lum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> **>To: "'Allison Almeida'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, **>"'Kannel'" **>Subject: RE: Kannel on Ubunt

Re: Send a 03.48 sms

Thanks :-) , another question, What does the text field contain?. Cyrus Patel wrote: Oops. Sorry - I meant the "text" field -Original Message- From: Milagros Martinez-Campos Asensio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 13 June 2007 15:00 To: Cyrus Patel Cc: users@kannel.org Subject: Re:

RE: Send a 03.48 sms

The text field contains the actual data (encrypted) you want to send to the phone. -Original Message- From: Milagros Martinez-Campos Asensio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 13 June 2007 15:32 To: Cyrus Patel Cc: users@kannel.org Subject: Re: Send a 03.48 sms Thanks :-) , another questi

exec not working in sms-service

I'm attempting to create a flat file for upstream processing and notify the SMS sender that the text has been received. the sms-service config is as follows: group = sms-service keyword = SUB text = "Thank you for subscribing - your request is being processed" exec = /usr/local/bin/imomgen %q

Re: exec not working in sms-service

Hi Abraham, Define only the "exec=" action in your configuration and print the text from within your executable. Regards, Rodrigo. On 6/13/07, Abraham Teck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm attempting to create a flat file for upstream processing and notify the SMS sender that the text has

open failed! ERRNO=13

i don't know what to do!?! because i get error "AT2[/dev/ttyUSB0]: at2_device_thread: open_at2_device failed. " and "ERROR: System error 13: Permission denied" i have Nokia 6210 phone with USB cable the device is ttyUSB0 !!! see my logfile messages messages log Jun 13 21:10:14 noname kernel: us

Re: open failed! ERRNO=13

Seems like the permissions for /dev/ttyUSB0 are wrong for your user. Fix the permissions and it should be ok. Hope it helps, Alejandro On 6/13/07, ilja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: i don't know what to do!?! because i get error "AT2[/dev/ttyUSB0]: at2_device_thread: open_at2_device failed. " a

Re: open failed! ERRNO=13

You can always make "chmod 666" to your device, but that's not a good idea securutywise speaking, since your device will be readable and writeable by _anybody_. The best approach IMHO is to create a group "modem" for example, make your user part of that group and then (as root): chown root.modem

connect phone to kannel

Hi I´m newbie into Kannel. So far I was unable to make it work. I need some help. Let me start with what I have done so far. 1. connect my nokia n80 phone to my computer (ubuntu) where I have installed kannel by using a usb cable 2. the screen reminds me of the connection method. I chose "pc s

DLR Storage: Kannel + LibSDB + Oracle 10 + Solaris

Hi, Has anyone tried this combination for DLR storage? Kannel + LibSDB + Oracle 10g + Solaris I have run the same combination working on Linux with no problems. But when I tried it on Solaris all database queries failed. Any hints would be great appreciated. Regards, Cyrus Cyrus

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RE: Kannel on Ubuntu server

Hi Allison I created the folders /var/run/kannel and there is no errors. When I start kannel, these are the output Stopping WAP gateway: smsbox wapbox bearerbox. Starting WAP gateway: bearerbox wapbox smsbox. Does the info above tells me that the SMS gateway is also started too, (smsbox)? Al

Re: Kannel on Ubuntu server

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RE: Kannel on Ubuntu server

Hi Davy I realised a strange problem... The directory /var/run/kannel/ disappears everytime I reboot my Ubuntu server!! Dun know why?? Peter -Original Message- From: Davy Chan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2007 11:59 AM To: Peter Lum Cc: 'Allison Almeida'; 'Kannel

Re: Kannel on Ubuntu server

**>Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> **>From: "Peter Lum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> **>To: "'Davy Chan'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> **>Cc: "'Allison Almeida'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, **>"'Kannel'" **>Subject: RE: Kannel on Ubuntu server **>Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 12:18:46 +0800 **>Organization: Hotsource ESD *