Bharat,
sqlbox only pipes messages inserted on send_sms into kannel. Kannel then
sends the messages and create/update/delete the DLR entries.
I'd start looking further on your kannel logs to see if the DLR's are in
fact created. Also, make sure that you set dlr-mask and dlr-url on the
sqlbox table
Hi
Where can i see the throughput of kannel sending the sms,
Actually i pushed some (more than 100K)sms get delivered late at night
, then the service provider gave me logs that actually he is receiving
at very few sms per second from my end .
Here is some bit of log he sent to me.
I need to find w
Hi Al,
You already have done a lot of work, but you should not follow your last
suggestion. There is no need to install libiconv to a non-standard
directory.
Assuming that your libiconv is still under ./usr.local/lib in the
non-working box.
1) Go to working box and type:
ldd $(which beare
Hi Al,
You already have done a lot of work, but you should not follow your last
suggestion. There is no need to install libiconv to a non-standard
directory.
Assuming that your libiconv is still under ./usr.local/lib in the
non-working box.
1) Go to working box and type:
ldd $(which bearerbox)
Hi Al,
You already have done a lot of work, but you should not follow your last
suggestion. There is no need to install libiconv to a non-standard
directory.
Assuming that your libiconv is still under ./usr.local/lib in the
non-working box.
1) Go to working box and type:
ldd $(which bearerbox)
Hello Group,
Can somebody give me an idea about the throughput of Kannel. I have 4 SMSC
connections running on my server, it seems like lots of messages are getting
queued or taking time to send.
Is it dependant on the SMPP provider. Can we do something on configuration
to manage the throughput a
Hi,
Hmmm. That is indeed cleaner. You seem to know what you are doing. meta-data
support was added by Alex G, last year. I strongly suspect that he skipped
wap. Alex, would you care to comment?
You should know that wap is no longer supported in kannel for the past 2
years or so.
BR,
Nikos
Hi,
1) You can go to http://: and check dlr queue
2) Check bearebox access logs for SMS sent.
3) If requesting DLRs and have configured dlr-url check received DLRs from
your application
4) If using spool fo storage, find messages under spool
5) In general smscs allow only a few SMS/s depending
Hi,
Check the "throughput" variable in your smsc configuration in the user's manual.
BR,
Nikos
- Original Message -
From: Jinson
To: users
Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 1:26 PM
Subject: Throughput and Kannel
Hello Group,
Can somebody give me an idea about the throughp
Hello Nikos,
Thank you for the quick reply.
the 'throughput' variable is for limiting the number of messages submitting
to the SMSC rite?
I'm asking about Kannel's throughout. How many messages can Kannel handle
Thanks
Jinson Abraham
MobME Wireless Solutions Pvt. Ltd
Cochin
+91 4846491646
200
Kannel can handle much more than your application backend is able to process :)
Its because Kannel does not process the MO traffic, but just implements simple
routing policies.
Do not worry for Kannel throughout abilities, make sure your application will
not die killed by Kannel.
Get a decent b
Dear Alejandro:
Thanks for your reply.
Attached logs. Awaiting your insights about why dlrurl is not updating the
delivery report in our table. Is it being invoked !?
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Bharat K. Vasant
Chartered Information Systems Pvt. Ltd.
"Chartered House", West of
Depends on your hardware. In a modest dual core AMD @1.2 Ghz with 2 GB RAM
you can do ~1000 MT (pushes)/sec. The SMSc provider is usually the bottleneck,
depending on your account, it allows only for a few SMS/sec. That's why
hroughput was implemented, so that the SMSC is not overwhelmed!
Hello,
My modem is working fine, I can send sms without any problem but I can´t
receive it. My modem is not detecting the incoming sms.
Thanks
- Original Message -
From: "Benaiad"
To: "Elvis Jorge"
Cc:
Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2009 6:32 PM
Subject: Re: Problem receiving SMS
Hi,
Hi,
| got the following error in bearerbox, pl. let me know if possible
what can be the source of error:
2009-07-15 18:54:19 [26171] [6] WARNING: SMPP: PDU NULL terminated
string (system_id) has no NULL.
2009-07-15 18:54:19 [26171] [6] ERROR:
SMPP[SMPP:ip:2777/2777:user:VMA]: SMSC rejected login t
Hi Nikos
Thanks for the input. I'll try it later .
Regards
Alvaro
|-|
Envíe y Reciba Datos y mensajes de Texto (SMS) hacia y desde cualquier
celular y Nextel
en el Perú, México y en ma
I'm not sure about meta-data supports over wap (I'm an SMS guy ;) ), a
possible option would be to encode the wap-push externally and use the
sendsms interface instead (where you could use the meta-data parameters for
sure).
Se here:
http://www.blogalex.com/archives/12
Regards,
Alejandro
PS: F
Note that on most RedHat distros, iconv support is done at the os level
without the need of libiconv (not sure where in the world the iconv
functions are, but it's not on the libiconv).
Perhaps you should try _removing_ the libiconv package (it's not from RedHat
packages right?) and try again.
Reg
Note: The latest CVS has improved throttling handling over SMPP.
I did extensive tests on non-productive binds and the results were
impressive: the latest throttling algorithm Alex M. added a couple of weeks
ago increased the performance and reliability on the throttling algorithm.
At least on my t
Elvis,
Apparently your modem doesn't notice the messages are on the SIM on the
first place.
That usually has to do with the init-string, message-storage and other
related parameters. Try finding your modem's documentation, perhaps there's
some special setting needed on the init-string or something
Thanks Alejandro,
I have been through this ... but can you help me with the same code in JAVA.
Regards,
Ishtiaq Ahmed
Alejandro Guerrieri wrote:
I'm not sure about meta-data supports over wap (I'm an SMS guy ;) ), a
possible option would be to encode the wap-push externally and use the
s
That means that you have SMPP connectivity with the SMSC (so host and port
are ok), but it's denying the login. The 0x0d error could mean almost
anything...
You can try setting system-type = "" (unless your SMSC operator has told you
to use "VMA" which I seriously doubt it, or perhaps he told you
Sorry I don't have a Java counterpart.
Don't be lazy, port it yourself and contribute it to the community as well
:)
Regards,
Alejandro
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 3:42 PM, Ishtiaq Ahmed wrote:
> Thanks Alejandro,
>
>
> I have been through this ... but can you help me with the same code in
> JAVA.
>
Sorry, about the confusion Alej. But as you can see from the thread, Ishtiaq is
already using sendsms to send his wap messages. He was asking if it is
explicitly supported in wap.
Alex, seems like you did the work on meta-data. I don't believe it was ported
to wap. I know that wap is no longer
Hi,
my SMSC operator has told me to put the following parameters apart
from user and password:
I dont know the equivalent for most in kannel., pl advice , also do
you see some poblem in them,
systemtype value="SMS" - optional
addressrange value="123" - optional
mode value="transceiver" - optio
Hi,
Please post your smsc configuration.
From what I gather from the logs, you are mixing up system-type with
system-id.
System-type should be VMA.
System-id (or smsc-username) should be your login name.
BR,
Nikos
- Original Message -
From: "abhishek jain"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, Ju
Hi,
here is my configuration for kannel.conf
# Default kannel configuration file
group = core
dlr-storage = internal
admin-port = 13000
admin-port-ssl = false
admin-password = pass
status-password = pass
admin-deny-ip = "*.*.*.*"
admin-allow-ip = "127.0.0.1"
smsbox-port = 13001
#wapbox-port = 13
No, system-type should be "SMS". Kannel documentation states that you "could
get away with VMA" which is not always true.
system-id is the "username" they've provided
Try something like this for the smsc group:
group = smsc
smsc =smpp
system-type = "SMS"
host = ip
port = port
receive-port = port
s
Hello abhishek,
i've seen this error with older UCP servers that accept
login/passwords with more than 7 characters and send them back as an
ack. Kannel cannot parse these as the field is truncated after 8
characters and it is missing the trailing 0. Ask your operator for
shorter credentials and s
Hi,
my username is 6 character long and password is 8 chars long,
thanks
- abhi
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 8:05 PM, Thomas Göttgens wrote:
> Hello abhishek,
>
> i've seen this error with older UCP servers that accept
> login/passwords with more than 7 characters and send them back as an
> ack. Kannel
Well, it is not high in my priorities, I have to contribute more important
stuff first, but is it something that would be of interest to wap, or given its
current status it's not worth it?
BR,
Nikos
- Original Message -
From: Alexander Malysh
To: Nikos Balkanas
Cc: Alejandro G
Hi,
If provider said using "SMS" then you should use that. I had not read your post
from your provider when I sent my previous response, i just read from the logs
that you were trying to send as login "VMA".
Bear in mind that system-id is obsoleted and you should use smsc-username &
smsc-passw
don't know how important this is for users? we don't use wapbox at all
because it's easier to create wappush message in application
and send it via sendsms interface.
Thanks,
Alex
Am 15.07.2009 um 16:48 schrieb Nikos Balkanas:
Well, it is not high in my priorities, I have to contribute more
Hi Alex
I uninstalled libiconv yesterday night in my tests and ./configure
complains that it can't find iconv... I do reinstall libiconv and
./configure shows
checking for iconv... yes
checking how to link with libiconv... -liconv
checking for iconv declaration...
extern size_t iconv (iconv_
Both machines are fedoras with the same packages installed? Check that both
are up to date, perhaps there's something different on one of them? At least
on CentOS 4-5 (which are _very_ similar to Fedora) you don't need the
libiconv package at all.
You could try building
on the one that works and in
Awaiting any insights into the below issue..!!
Bharat K. Vasant
From: Bharat Vasant [mailto:bha...@charteredinfo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 5:42 PM
To: 'users@kannel.org'
Cc: 'Alejandro Guerrieri'
Subject: RE: Sqlbox Dlrurl not being Invoked
Importance: High
Dear Alejandro:
Tha
paste here the result from :
select * from sent_sms limit 10;
Bharat Vasant wrote:
> Awaiting any insights into the below issue..!!
>
> Bharat K. Vasant
>
> *From:* Bharat Vasant [mailto:bha...@charteredinfo.com]
> *Sent:* Wednesday, July 15, 2009 5:42 PM
> *To:* 'users@kannel.org'
> *Cc:* 'Ale
Enclosed snet_sms table snapshot file as required by you.
Bharat Vasant
From: Bharat Vasant [mailto:bha...@charteredinfo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 10:52 PM
To: 'users@kannel.org'
Subject: RE: Sqlbox Dlrurl not being Invoked
Importance: High
Awaiting any insights into the below i
I dont understand the ussue here
you have the DLR in the table with the DELIVRD status
IF you want to skip that part and your apache to handle the DLR, start the
sqlbox AFTER the smsbox
and you may set the dlr-mask to 31 in a view to catch all the DLR statuses sent
by the smsc.
Bharat Vasant
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