Hi, I'm using Kannel 1.3.1 and I configured a sms-service to forward the received SMS messages on number 7410 to the URL http://localhost/smsservices/sms7410.php?amsisdn=%p&bmsisdn=%P&text=%a
The configuration is: group = sms-service keyword = default get-url = "http://localhost/smsservices/sms7410.php?amsisdn=%p&bmsisdn=%P&text=%a"; allowed-receiver-prefix = "7410" max-messages = 0 This worked fine till I expanded the services with numbers such as 74100, 74101, 74102......74109 (74100-74109). Because in the Kannel configuration file allowed receiver numbers for the sms-services are defined as receiver prefixes I thought that if I use "denied-receiver-prefix" directive I can define if the service number prefix is 7410 which numbers (74100-74109) should not be served by this handler. I made the following configuration: group = sms-service keyword = default get-url = "http://localhost/smsservices/sms7410.php?amsisdn=%p&bmsisdn=%P&text=%a"; denied-receiver-prefix = "74100;74101;74102;74103;74104;74105;74106;74107;74108;74109" allowed-receiver-prefix = "7410" max-messages = 0 After configuring this I experienced weird problem. When somebody sends SMS to a number which is not configured as sms service in the Kannel configuration it is handled by 7410 URL. The conclusion I made is that Kannel checks the denied-receiver-prefix directive sees that the amsisdn is not listed there and serves that request. How are the "allowed-receiver-prefix" and "denied-receiver-prefix" directives handled? It seems to me that if "denied-receiver-prefix" exists it is the only list of prefixes that is checked. How should I configure Kannel in order to have separate handler for number 7410 and 74100-74109 TIA, Jovan
