Hi, maybe it is not a real queue solution, but a simple php script for parsing the GET/POST params and store the messages on a database could work on most cases; using the same script to generate the reply 'MT' could work but be careful since if the scripts takes a lot of time to finish/process the data, it could be your bottleneck.
Also you simple can store the files on the database and later with an alternate script based on a status flag, process the messages. Now if you would like to use a real queue system, you could use rabbitMQ, here maybe you again can use the nginx+php combo to parse the GET/POST from kannel, but instead of storing the messages on the database, this time you push them to a queue so latter you can process them. regards. On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 5:08 PM, Vida Luz Arista <via...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi All > > I have a Kannel working very well, but will handle short 3 numbers, one will > handle many requests, I have an application for manejod and tail to free > Kannel want to have a queue manager and that sent him to where have to be > processed. > > We welcome suggestions on how to make the settings on Kannel him to manage > the queue and any suggestion of any algorithm or free application for > managing queues. > > I appreciate the suggestions are very helpful > > Regards >
