Hi List,
I have been trying to receive sms using kannel but I have not succeeded yet.
Previously I was using Nokia N70 but since it doesnt support AT+CNMI command I
was unable to receive SMS. Now am configuring Kannel using LG B2000. I have a
serial data cable and I have a USB to serial
Hi,
I compiled kannel stable release(version 1.4.1) and
sqlbox-standalone. When I start bearerbox, I get the error below. what
could be the problem?
-error
2008-06-05 16:48:07 [8141] [0] INFO: Debug_lvl
yes!!! this is my intension!!!
i want to change csmp.. but i need CNMA as acknowledgement!! otherwise csmp and cnmi was reset to factorydefault!
no other possibility as recompile?? :(
You should edit smsc_at.c and recompile.
Why you don´t save modems setting CNMI / CSMP to modem
When using sqlbox-standalone, you need to provide sqlbox with a separate
configuration file and remove sqlbox entries from kannel's main conf file.
Cut your [sqlbox] group on an independent file (let's say sqlbox.conf), and
start sqlbox pointing to that file instead.
Hope it helps,
Alejandro
There in no other way to doit other than path smsc_at.c and recompile
What I don't understand is why your modem does not keep CNMI/CSMP values
stored yuo should be able to sotre that config on your modem
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 6:14 AM, d.c. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes!!! this is my
your modem is not accepting hardware handshake command AT+IFC=2,2 . Either
AT+IFC is not the command for your modem or the parameters 2,2 are not
supported by your modem. Check your modem AT manual for the right
command/parameters and use enable-hwhs=XX in your modem config to
overwrite
hello.
i need to set the throughput to 20 messages per MINUTE for my SMPP
gateway connection. the 'throughput' parameter in my config doesn't
seem to honor a value of 0.3 (messages per second). any suggestions?
thanks
: b
You won't be able to achieve that, throughput value is integer, so minimum
configurable throughput is 1 msg/sec.
You should implement it on your application, I'm afraid. I suppose you're
not expecting a lot of MO traffic anyway...
Regards,
Alejandro
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 4:31 PM, bh [EMAIL
well actually it's just to pass the acceptance testing with the NOC.
they want to verify that we can throttle from our side and their test
plan calls for us to throttle back to 3 messages per minute during the
testing.
but alvin starrs' patch is showing some promise:
Kannel does DLR's asynchronously. This is by design, and makes a lot of
sense:
1. There can be many DLR's per message (accepted, queued, delivered for
example). Which one would you expect to receive? Even the first one (which
is internally generated by kannel when accepting the message) could
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