Why don’t you use SQLBox?
On Apr 15, 2015, at 5:24 AM, Alberto Mijares amijar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys,
I'd like to send bearerbox access logs directly to a MySQL table. I
think I could try
group = core
...
access-log = /path/to/any/socket
...
and have a script reading the
I do, but I'm setting up a new SMS gateway with 2 layers of
accounting. The lower layer must have the MT's actually sent by
Bearerbox. I know that sent_sms table already has this information;
however, there may be another SQLBox running against the same
Bearerbox. Do you see my approach? Thank you
Got it. I think it won't be like huge number of messages; anyway,
what I'm gonna do is to process the log file via the OS log management
utility (newsyslog in my case) with the help of a small Perl script.
Thank you for your tips.
Best regards,
Alberto Mijares
On Tue, Apr 14, 2015 at 11:43
If application is going to send huge number of messages via kannel than i
think we should not configure kannel anyhow with MySQL (Or Any other
database) as All databases actually slow the performance of kannel due to
select/insert/update/delete operations.
We should make our own application in
Dear Users,
I am trying to create a black list system using sqlbox.
I have
openSMPP -- SQLBox -- Kannel
### SMPPbox ###
group = core
dlr-storage = internal
group = opensmppbox
opensmppbox-id = smppbox1
opensmppbox-port =
bearerbox-host = 127.0.0.1
bearerbox-port = 13002
Hi guys,
I'd like to send bearerbox access logs directly to a MySQL table. I
think I could try
group = core
...
access-log = /path/to/any/socket
...
and have a script reading the socket, etc...
Have anyone done this before? Any advise before I put my hands on
would be appretiated.
Thanks in
Hi
As far as I know, openSMPP talks directly to bearerbox in bearerbox
language.
Sqlbox read sms from send_sms table, send them to bearerbox and move sms to
sent_sms table.
Regards
Alvaro
