Hello,
I didn't know Nagios yet. I understand hyperic is some of autodiscovery of
majority of the services on a machine. Nagios looks more complexe, isn't it
?
Do you have any nagios plus ins for kannel ?
Regards
-Original Message-
From: seikath [mailto:seik...@gmail.com]
Sent:
Time warp???
http://www.mail-archive.com/users@kannel.org/msg14001.html
Am 22.01.2009 um 10:22 schrieb info.ubichip:
Hello,
I didn't know Nagios yet. I understand hyperic is some of
autodiscovery of
majority of the services on a machine. Nagios looks more complexe,
isn't it
?
Do you
I think we can fetch the Kannel Admin URL into Nagios configuration, so it can
be monitored. CMIIW ;)
Willy
I am using a very simple nagios setup for my kannel monitoring, but I
believe it can be easily enough extended to monitor specific connections
and other details
Kyriacos
sangprabv wrote:
I think we can fetch the Kannel Admin URL into Nagios configuration, so it
can be monitored. CMIIW ;)
the same issue /monitoring/ has been a discussion theme several times in
this mailing list. search the archives for detailed info
in short. take a look at the URL:
http://217.75.128.61/media/kannel.monitoring/
example Nagios plugins ..
info.ubichip wrote:
Hello,
I didn't know Nagios yet.
With SQLBox you mean MS SQL Server I guess? ;)
Regards,
Alex
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 3:30 PM, Nikos Balkanas nbalka...@gmail.com wrote:
Interesting. Didn't know that about sqlite. If I summarize:
Oracle: Locks only inserted row.
Mysql: Locks entire table.
sqlite: Locks entire DB. Also no
Interesting. Didn't know that about sqlite. If I summarize:
Oracle: Locks only inserted row.
Mysql: Locks entire table.
sqlite: Locks entire DB. Also no network connectivity. Only for all-in-one
box installations.
I will be doing new installations to clients. My responsibility ends in
Actually no, I mean SQLBox v. 1.3 as in
http://www.doldersum.com/sqlbox/sbox_archives.html.
Bless me, though! It is not even supported in Kannel. Another good reason to
scratch this one out.;-)
BR,
Nikos
- Original Message -
From: Alejandro Guerrieri
To: Nikos Balkanas
Cc:
Hi
Please post your questions to users list so you can receive better support.
You need to compile kannel with support for mysq. ie in configure add
--with-mysql option among the others you might need.
Also you need to have mysq libraries installed (devel/common
depending on your OS)
Regards
Hi
I've developped an MRTG script that parses kannel admin page to get
messages stats (Sent/Received/Failed Queued).
you can see it in action in http://test-tts-sg.dnsalias.com/mrtg/
If someone is interested in the script send me a note.
Alvaro
Let me start by thanking anyone for sharing his views.
Definitely, as I mentioned, low traffic has different requirements than
heavier. In the design document that I am preparing, I include sizing and
capacity planning along with recommendations for each level. Based on this
analysis, the
Hi All,
i am building an application which needs to send and recieve SMS
messages using GSM Modem .
can any tell me what type of Modems are compatible with Kannel and which
is the best one to use i.e brand and model of Modem .
i am using REDHAT Linux 5 , Intel Pentium 4 processor.
Actually most of GSM Modems are usable with Kannel, as long as it is
detectable by your OS and support standard AT.
Willy
Hi Kannel Users,
I am having some issues with Kannel... I have multiple SMSC binds from a
vendor to kannel grouped as same name using 'smsc-id' configuration
directive. Each bind transmit the message from different shortcode...
when my application sends back the message to Kannel, it is
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