RE: Message ID

Hi, You can only get the message id once the message has been delivered/failed by SMSC. Try Capturing "type" from the delivery_sm PDU Regards Ashwani _ From: Jins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 1:11 PM To: users@kannel.org Cc: Kenney Jacob Su

Re: Message ID

why you didn't implement to get it ad dlr-status=8? after sumbit_sm message id responded but it didn't sent to client? On 9/11/07, ashwani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > You can only get the message id once the message has been delivered/failed > by SMSC. > > Try Capturing "type" from

Message ID

Hello, How can i get the message id of a submitted message. i tried with %b ,but it shows "ACK" at one time and other times it is "id:46E234A8 sub:001" can somebody please tell me whats the var used for getting message id reply ASAP

Re: Message ID

which parameter should i use for that.My requirement is that i need to update the delivery status in my DB using that message id On 11/09/2007, Vahid Ghafarpour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > why you didn't implement to get it ad dlr-status=8? > after sumbit_sm message id responded but it didn

Re: WAP Traffic Analysis on Kannel

I am resending this question in the hope of getting an answer. Can anyone tell me if it is possible to extract traffic information (e.g. WAP logs) from the Kannel GW? Thanks, Colm - Original Message - From: Colm Hayden To: users@kannel.org Sent: Friday, Septemb

RE: incorrect PDU length

Hi all, I've been checking the SMS codes that generates kannel and I've found out that when kannel is seding a WAP-PUSH that requires at least 2 SMSs it sends the chunks out of order. You can see in the notes below how the second chunk is sent first and the first chunk second. According to the sta

RE: Kaneel sending messages by it self !!

This is a prt of access log 2007-09-10 13:43:18 Receive SMS [SMSC:AT2[/dev/ttyACM0]] [SVC:] [ACT:] [BINF:] [from:+911234] [to:+912345] [flags:-1:0:-1:0:-1] [msg:26:cgpa hivm_a abcd] [udh:0:] 2007-09-10 13:43:23 send-SMS request added - sender:shivam:+9112345 127.0.0.1 target:+911234 request: ' 20

RE: Kaneel sending messages by it self !!

2007-09-10 13:43:18 Receive SMS [SMSC:AT2[/dev/ttyACM0]] [SVC:] [ACT:] [BINF:] [from:+911234] [to:+912345] [flags:-1:0:-1:0:-1] [msg:26:cgpa hivm_a abcd] [udh:0:] 2007-09-10 13:43:23 send-SMS request added - sender:shivam:+9112345 127.0.0.1 target:+911234 request: ' 2006 Monsoon 9.91 2007 Spring

RE: Kaneel sending messages by it self !!

Hi, It looks your text content is not encoded, there is a space inside between the word cgpa and hivm. Regards -Original Message- From: longhorn123 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: mardi 11 septembre 2007 05:08 To: users@kannel.org Subject: RE: Kaneel sending messages by it self !! 200

No DLR

Hello Guys, Has anyone used the no-dlr parameter in Kannel? I have added it and set it to true i.e. "no-dlr="true" in smsc group and it is still sending the dlrs.I want them to stop ANyone knows how to stop this? Peter

RE: No DLR

Did you put dlr-mask attributes in the url your are using when sending sms ? It the case, the dlr is still sending specially if you put a mask like 31 (all the dlr). Regards _ From: Otandeka Peter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: mardi 11 septembre 2007 11:28 To: users@kannel.o

Beginner questions about SMS in general

These questions are going to be terribly rudimentary because I don’t yet understand some fundamental questions about how Kannel fits in the big picture. I’ve perused the FAQ but not really found answers to these, but feel free to redirect me to somewhere I can find answers. I’m tasked with fi

Need Help

I am undertaking a project on Distributed Mobile Messaging Gateway and use Kannel as an SMS gateway. I want to distribute sms boxes of the kannel on several host computers over the network. i have to simulate this before doing the actual implementation and my problem is i don't know which simul

orders of magnitude

hi all, reasonably left of field here, but at a rough estimate, (this is a question for the really high volume SMS traffickers :) how long would it take you to switch 80,000,000 messages? ie. i know 80,000,000 is a pretty massive volume, but in the scheme of things, is it totally massive? like

Re: orders of magnitude

Your bottleneck would doubtlessly be the SMSC link's capacity. A 10 msgs/sec link would be capable of sending 864.000 messages per day, so 80MM would take about 93 days (!) on a single 10 msgs/sec link. 80MM messages is totally massive on a "third party" perspective IMHO, but for peer to peer me

Re: Kannel and Apache

Hi Thanks Stipe let me tr work it out and see how it comes through. Thanks for the response. Good day On 9/6/07, Kudzai Gadzira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi guys, > > May someone help me on how I can basicly configure Kannel and Apache in this > case. > I want mobile users to send an sms cont

Re: Kannel and Apache

Hi Thanks Stipe let me tr work it out and see how it comes through. Thanks for the response. Good day Kudzai On 9/6/07, Kudzai Gadzira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi guys, > > May someone help me on how I can basicly configure Kannel and Apache in this > case. > I want mobile users to send an

Serious help needed over here !!

Hi I'm quite new to Kannel and Unix based systems. I have read through the userguide twice but the whole concept of kannel is not quite sinking in yet so some questions might sound silly perhaps but the help would be greatly appreciated. I have sucessfully installed Kannel 1.4.0 and I have set up

RE: orders of magnitude

Hi, 80MM seems to be small figure in terms messages submitted and delivered by commercial SMSC used by operator. I used to work with India's largest Telecom operator and 11581946 messages were submitted to one of the SMSC on a single day,new year (1st jan,2007).The Operator has 12 similer SMSC a

RE: orders of magnitude

Hello, I read that operators got some features (like "send and forget" ;-)) in some SMSC that enable them to burst (by not requesting some dlr, and feedback) their sms traffic but in this case, the quality of service is degraded. By the way, 80 millions sms is nothing for regular size operator.