:
> check kannel ssl rule.
>
> regards
> Mesbah
>
> On Fri, May 17, 2024 at 9:33 PM Alex Kinch wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm having odd problems when making an https request in an smsbox service
>> (on latest compiled release from SVN and also Debian pac
Hi all,
I'm having odd problems when making an https request in an smsbox service
(on latest compiled release from SVN and also Debian packages), I get back:
2024-05-17 15:14:25 [24] [9] ERROR: SSL write failed: OpenSSL error 1:
error:0001:lib(0)::reason(1)
2024-05-17 15:14:25 [24] [9]
huddin Malik wrote:
>
> Send your Smpp Config.
>
> On Sun, Aug 6, 2023 at 8:26 PM Alex Kinch wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I've run into an issue with a certain SMS provider (Nexmo/Vonage) that is
>> using message IDs greater than 9223372036854775807 (e.g.
&g
Hi all,
I've run into an issue with a certain SMS provider (Nexmo/Vonage) that is
using message IDs greater than 9223372036854775807 (e.g.
6142530091694509440651642911224527237), which is in turn breaking DLR
processing in Kannel.
They use hex in submit_sm_resp and decimal in deliver_sm so I
I'm sure this was answered recently, however..
sqlbox-standalone config values shouldn't be in the main kannel.conf
file. Move that section into it's own file (eg sqlbox.conf), make sure
sqlbox is reading the right config file and bearerbox should be fine.
hth,
Alex
On 7 Jun 2008, at
+1 from me.
On 4/19/07, Iain Dooley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all, i don't know about anyone else but i would prefer if the reply-to
address for this list was [EMAIL PROTECTED] i accidentally send messages
to the original sender quite a bit ...
anyone else?
cheers
iain
I figured it's time to expand our SMSC connections, so if anyones got
an SMPP server available and can fire me across a coverage list and
prices, let's talk :)
Also, if anyone wants high quality routes at a good price, shout too.
We can only do HTTP/S at the moment, but if there's justification
Hello,
I'm trying to write a PHP script to concatenate messages to pass to
Kannel. It works to the point that the message gets to the phone, but
then the phone says it cannot display the message when I try to open
it.
Here's what I'm sending:
Message 1:
UDH: %05%00%03%EA%02%01
Message: This is
.
Check the user guide for the max-messages parameter.
Hope it helps,
Alejandro.
On 4/15/07, Alex Kinch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to write a PHP script to concatenate messages to pass to
Kannel. It works to the point that the message gets to the phone, but
then the phone says
OK ignore me, I've just noticed it's not in the GSM 7-bit alphabet.
Too much sunshine has got to my brain.. :)
On 4/14/07, Alex Kinch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doing a little testing this afternoon with accents on MO, and came
across a strange problem.
I'm sending the following from my Nokia
Hello,
I know a few people on the list have done this.. if you have
experience of rolling your own SS7 SMSC could you drop me a note
off-list?
Thanks,
Alex
All depends on what your provider sets as a throttle - we have SMPP
connections that can quite happily handle thousands of messages a
minute. It's not uncommon for a network to set an entry level limit of
one or two messages a second on an SMPP connection.
Alex
On 1/30/07, Narendran K [EMAIL
All depends on how you're sending your messages. Most decent providers
will allow setting the sender number on an SMPP, HTTP, etc connection.
I've never heard of a network that'll allow you to do that on a GSM
modem or handset, but then again stranger things have happened.. :)
Alex
On 1/29/07,
Hello all,
What does everyone else here use for monitoring their kannel boxen? I
mean things like SMSCs down, queues getting too high, etc.
Alex
Check your config, 13000 is by default the admin port, 13013 is where
smsbox should be listening - and therefore where you should find
/cgi-bin/sendsms lives.
http://localhost:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms etc should work.
Alex
On 12/26/06, Pradnya Nimje [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list,
request should do.
Guess the next question is how to interface it to Kannel. Also, what
sort of cost would you be likely to pay for such a service - I was
thinking no setup or monthly fee, and just billing for queries.
Thoughts?
Alex
On 8/23/06, Alex Kinch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Just
Hi Ben,
I think the protocol you use will be dependent somewhat on the
average length of time for the lookup. There is more overhead in
having to have 2 connection setups (1 outbound and 1 inbound) than in
just the one. But it probably comes down to volumes as well, and if
the calling
On 11/9/06, Ben Suffolk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Blocking is an idea, but as you're basically doing a an SS7 query to
the remote operators HLR it's possible the HLR may not respond or
take a little while to respond. That's where caching comes into play.
Indeed. I think if you are planning
... or in a Kannel FAQ :)
runs away quick in case anyone thinks I just volunteered to write one! :)
On 11/6/06, Thomas Göttgens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Alex,
thanks, that did the trick and should be in userguide ;-)
Monday, November 6, 2006, 10:23:05 PM, you wrote:
AK Change the
Hi Ben
Looking at the status you showed with them queued in smsbox, this
basically means that smsbox has not returned an ack to bearerbox. It
suggests to me that either sqlbox is not passing the ack back to
bererbox (assuming you are connecting smsbox to sqlbox and not
directly), or that smsbox
Hi,
If I start everything like this:
bearerbox
(wait 2 seconds)
sqlbox
(wait 2 seconds)
smsbox
Then any messages that bearerbox has received via SMPP in the period
while sqlbox and smsbox are starting are dumped to the store. However,
the problem is these messages seem to remain in the store,
Hi Arun,
Can I make a suggestion? Kannel 1.3.2 is now over two years old -
we're now up to 1.4.1-stable. I know you don't really want to use
binaries, but unless someone has kindly made some for Redhat then I
think you'd be better off with compiling it from source.
Hope that helps,
Alex
On
a little more, although I get the feeling this
might be a slow process as it's such a weird problem!
I will send the SMPP PDUs from the bearerbox box to the list later
today when I get a chance.
Alex
On 10/11/06, Stipe Tolj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Alex,
Alex Kinch wrote:
Having a problem
Hi,
Having a problem with I-Mate JAMin' handsets not being able to
reassemble messages that have been concatenated by Kannel. Everything
looks ok, and other handsets are reassembling ok. Also sending from
another handset to this one works, and it reassembles ok too. Just
seems to be having
Can I make a suggestion? If you're not already subscribed to the
kannel-devel list, get yourself hooked up and jump on the thread
that's discussing this patch. With any new feature it's important to
get real world feedback, so if you're having problems I'm sure the
original patch creator will be
I've used this in the past to clean up Kannels UDH into something more normal:
function cleanudh($udh) {
$udh = urlencode($udh);
$udh = str_replace(%,,$udh);
return($udh);
}
On 9/20/06, Boardmain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, why in my php script im not able to get
, Boardmain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perfect , it work...
u are able to recive crrectly long messages?
(u have a script ho take all parts into one big sms?)
-Messaggio originale-
Da: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Per conto di Alex Kinch
Inviato: mercoledì 20 settembre 2006 15.44
Hello,
Just putting together a proposal for a new service, would there be any
interest from people here for a service that will do an HLR lookup
against an MSISDN and return a MCC/MNC?
I know there was talk about an HLR box or plugin for Kannel, but not
sure it ever went much further forward
:
Hello,
does PPG work ?
Aarno
On 18 Aug 2006, at 23:12, Alex Kinch wrote:
Hello,
Seem to be having some problems with WAP push. The code to construct
the UDH and message is below. It used to work, but then somewhere
along the line it stopped.
Tried to both Nokia and SonyEricsson handsets
Hello list,
I've just had an email from a provider who wants me to test their
service. I tried last week and it failed on all messages I sent.. but
they've said now that it's because I put a + in front of the
destination MSISDN.
I've always done this, and thought it was standard. Can someone be
Hello,
Seem to be having some problems with WAP push. The code to construct
the UDH and message is below. It used to work, but then somewhere
along the line it stopped.
Tried to both Nokia and SonyEricsson handsets, and both are ignoring
the message.
If someone could take a look and make sure
Not wishing to sound a bit blunt, but the words in the log'SMSC rejected login to transmit'Should give you a clue :)Check the login details with your provider, including system-type as it matters for some providers that you use what they give you.
AlexOn 6/22/06, Raul Martinez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There was an Mblox patch floating around a while back that might be a good starting point for these custom parameters.
Perhaps its a good time to do something a bit more permanent to the SMPP driver and the rest of Kannel so it supports the addition of carrier-specific 'optional' parameters?
If you send via sqlbox doing an insert into the database, it *should* use dlr-url. However, I don't think that bit is written yet :) You will probably also see problems with DLRs getting stuck in the kannel store as sqlbox does not 'ack' them to bearerbox.
Alex
On 5/12/06, Roman Yeryomin [EMAIL
Hi Anselmo,
Yes I did get your email, sorry I meant to reply with some more in depth information but got sidetracked on other things.
The problem I see is:
1. Insert message into sqlbox send_sms table
2. sqlbox picks it up, passes it to bearerbox
3. bearerbox passes it via smpp to carrier
All
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think what happening is:
MO traffic is routed to your smsbox (through sqlbox).
DLR's are routed to sqlbox and end there.
Rene Kluwen
Chimit
-Original Message-From: Alex Kinch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
]
Sent: dinsdag 2 mei 2006 23:17To: Rene KluwenCc:
users
It's because you have received a delivery report that doesn't match up to anything in Kannel's DLR table. Try sending a message, noting down the message id that Kannel logs to the DLR table, then see what DLR it is looking for when the report comes back. It's possible that you'll need to use the
of automatic handling of real DLRs with Kannel, and not only
notifications ?
Q6 - is message ID the only parameter that could be used for matching Delivery Notifications
in Kannel DLR database, or something else could be used as well ?
Thanks,
Ilija
- Original Message -
From: Alex
Hi,
Hopefully someone can solve this mystery for me. I'm using sqlbox compiled into cvs-20060424, using MySQL 4.1.18. Incoming messages weren't being routed into sqlbox, so I added:
group = smsbox-routesmsbox-id = smsboxsmsc-ids = (smsc1);(smsc2)
(smsc1) and (smsc2) being the names of some SMPP
Sorry, my misunderstanding! But I seem to remember being able to run sqlbox on a previous build of Kannel (quite a while back) without any problems. But then I was sending messages via smsbox, not sqlbox.
Alex
On 5/2/06, Rene Kluwen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry... let me correct this...
I do
bearerbox to require an ACK at the moment that delayed writing was introduced (if I am not mistaken).
Rene Kluwen
Chimit
-Original Message-From: Alex Kinch [mailto:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: dinsdag 2 mei 2006 21:20To: Rene KluwenCc: users@kannel.org
Subject: Re: sqlbox, smsbox-route and dlr
Maybe 'will Kannel support Nokia 6230i, 6600 or 3650 phones' :)
On 11/3/05, Julien Buratto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Teo wrote: Hi at all! Support Kannel the mobile phone Nokia 6230i or Nokia 6600 or 3650?
Thanks! MatteoWhat do U mean ? It's a strange question...J
I know Rene Kluwen has been working on a sqlbox project for Kannel that
should do what you want, although can't remember how far he got. We've done
some testing on our side and it seems to work, but you'd be best to ask him
yourself. Or wait until he reads this message on the list and he'll reply
Hi gang,
Can't remember who it was, but someone on here said
they could do HLR lookups on UK MSISDNs to find out what network they're on. Got
a customer who wants to do about 1m lookupsa month. Replies off-list
please!
Thanks
Alex
Hi Richard,
From experience you have to be doing quite a large amount of traffic per
month before you can get a direct IP connection to a networks SMSC. Some
also will charge you lots of money in setup and monthly access, so you have
to weigh up the options.
Understand what you mean about
Hi gang,
Hopefully someone can enlighten me on this one.
What exactly can be changed byan over-the-air SIM update? Would it be
possible for a non-GSM network operator (eg spammers!) to send SIM updates? Had
a few emails from people today saying they'd got SIM updates from Orange, and
when
John,
I understand you're on a tight budget, but there
are providers out there that'll give you the ability to set your own "from"
number on a SMPP connection - and won't charge you any rental or setup for the
service (you obviously have to pay for the texts!). Not a recommendation as
Dave,
Add msg-id-type = 0x01 to the smsc group where you've got your MBlox
connections, and it should do the trick.
Alex
- Original Message -
From: Dave Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 12:28 PM
Subject: DLR problems
Guys,
Hopefully
Hi Rene
I think Stipe was working on something before
Christmas, but some nasty non-C-programming car thiefs stole his laptop.
Still haven't had any other offers, so you're
welcome to take up the offer. Of course comments from Stipe, Alex, everyone else
would be appreciated :-)
Alex
PS: http://www.rentacoder.com/RentACoder/misc/BidRequests/ShowBidRequest.asp?lngBidRequestId=114460if
anyone wants to take up the offer :-)
- Original Message -
From:
Alex Kinch
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 10:52
PM
Subject: Re: SQLBOX
Troy,
We had the same problem on a particular provider -
it wasn't just @ that was disappearing, but also pound signs, and other random
symbols. Talk to the people who you connect to, and ask them what character set
they support. We fixed ours by setting the charset to HP Roman 8 - but it
Title: Message
I'm sure you can do this. Let me get my brain in
gear later and I'll reply to this email.
Alex
- Original Message -
From:
Jens von Bülow
To: Alex Kinch ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2003 4:25
AM
Subject: RE
Hi,
Seen a couple of instances in the last few days
when messages have got "stuck" in the store - at a guess due to the relevent
SMPP connection being temporarily unavailable at the time they were submitted
via smsbox.
Is there a way to set bearerbox up to attempt to
resend store messages
Hi gang,
Slightly off-topic, but is anyone here connecting
to a UK operator's MMSC with a direct IP connection of some sort? Orange have
advised that they are testing a product that'll allow this, but it won't be
available until sometime in the first half of next year. Haven't spoken to O2
ator MMSCs
in the UK
does anyone have any links to docs about SOAP interfaces
provided by theuk mobile companies? "Alex Kinch"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/22/03
6:30 PM Hi SteveHold on two secs though, SOAP, Sema
X.25 and SMPP? I thought MMSinterconnects was all about the MM7
Wondered what sort of naming convention other
people on this list with lots of SMPP connections use? Was
thinking:
[CarrierName(4)][IsoCountryCode(2)][ConnectionNo(2)][ConnectionType(2)]
Eg O2 UK, connection #2, premium rate would
be:
O2GB02PR
Thoughts, recommendations etc welcome!
Alex
Actually, it's more than one SMSC - I've just got
out my calculator and done some hex-dec conversions and found it's happening
quite a lot now that I've turned on DLR support.
Alex
- Original Message -
From:
Alex Kinch
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 17
Ok, another brain dead day. Off to go hang my head in shame after RTFM :-)
msg-id-typenumber - Optional, specifies which number base the SMSC is using
for the message ID numbers in the corresponding submit_sm_resp and
deliver_sm PDUs.
Alex
- Original Message -
From: Alex Kinch
OK I know this is a stupid question, and I should
reallyknow the answer, but here goes.
I've got multiple SMSCs configured, and when I
receive a message on one, smsbox tries to reply and fails with:
WARNING: Cannot find SMSCConn for message to
+44xx, rejected.
There's
Hi list,
We've just configured our first EMI2 SMSC, however
messages sent to it via the HTTP interface on smsbox don't seem to be getting
through. Does this look right (from the debug log)?
2003-09-22 22:15:19 [14] DEBUG: EMI2[]: emi2
sending packet:
Hi,
Apologies for the [OT] message, but I need to put
approx 20k messages a month (and growing steadily)to UK destinations. Any
suggestions off-list please.
Thanks,
Alex
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