sms-service routing..
Hi All, I want to setup multiple SMSC connections in my Kannel gateway. I have two smsc connections for it each associated to a different short code. I tried to follow the instructions from the user guide document. Both the in coming and out going messages are working. But the message routing is not working for me. I have created 2 sms-service groups each for one smsc short code and another default sms-service group. But I am not able to understand the keyword parameter to be supplied to each sms-service. I cannot understand the following description of the parameter from user guide - keyword (m) word Services are identified by the first word in the SMS. Each `%s' in the URL corresponds to one word in the SMS message. Words are separated with spaces. A keyword is matched only if the number of words in the SMS message is the same as the number of `%s' fields in the URL. This allows you to configure the gateway to use different URLs for the same keyword depending on the number of words the SMS message contains. The keyword matches in non-case sensitive manner, which means you don't have to use aliases to handle different cased versions of your keyword. So can any of you kannel users help me. If anyone can give me an example kannel.conf file for multiple smsc setup then it would be very great. Thanks in advance. Regards, Amol Patwardhan. Developer. Arabian Network Information Services W.L.L Disclaimer: The information contained in this message is for the intended addressee only and may contain confidential and/or privileged information. If you are not the intended addressee, please delete this message and notify the sender; do not copy or distribute this message or disclose its contents to anyone. Any views or opinions expressed in this message are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Arabian Network Information Services or of any of its associated companies. No reliance may be placed on this message without written confirmation from an authorised representative of the company.
Re: downgrade from 1.4.0 to 1.3.2
Why you want to do that ? Or, what is the bug in 1.4.0 ? Aarno On 31.12.2004, at 07:17, Willy Mularto wrote: Guys, any of you experience downgrade kannel? Regards Willy
Re: [Kannel-Users] dlr status 1.4.0
Instead of quoting, you can http escape the dlr url. This may be safer, because your unix shell requires its own escapes. Aarno On 31.12.2004, at 07:20, Willy Mularto wrote: Make sure the declaration is all on a single line with no line breaks. -- All in one stright line Also, if you use a double-quote () at the beginning of the value, make sure you close the double-quote at the end of the value. -- No problem here (double quoted both at begin and end) I have no idea of what happen here, because the URL is self is browseable via browser :(, thank you for the reply Regards Willy
Re: downgrade from 1.4.0 to 1.3.2
When I use 1.3.2 the messages are delivered to the handphone. But since I upgrade to 1.4.0 not all messages are delivered, the log on smsbox and bearerbox are said that the message already sent but they never arrived to the handphone. Please browse http://202.153.129.68/sangprabv/kannel.conf that's my kannel.conf, and it workings well with 1.3.2. Below is my bearerbox-access.log: Receive SMS [SMSC:1234] [SVC:] [ACT:] [BINF:] [from:+6285590001xx] [to:3665] [flags:-1:0:-1:0:-1] [msg:21:Polydm 3100095 siem55] [udh:0:] Sent SMS [SMSC:1234] [SVC:kannel] [ACT:] [BINF:] [from:1234] [to:6285590001xx] [flags:-1:1:-1:-1:31] [msg:81:01060403AE81EA02056A0045C60C033230322E3135332E3132392E36382F6C6F6769632F696E6465782E7068703F69643D30343132333031343430303434353900010344756E69614D6F62696C65000101] [udh:7:0605040B8423F0] DLR SMS [SMSC:1234] [SVC:kannel] [ACT:] [BINF:] [from:1234] [to:6285590001xx] [flags:-1:-1:-1:-1:8] [msg:4:ACK/] [udh:0:] Regards Willy
post-url
hi friends , i'm bit confused about post-url. can any body help or guide me to write a php script to send sms via default service ? This php script supposed to be a Post- URL . Thanx in advance Mr. Bee Do you Yahoo!? Dress up your holiday email, Hollywood style. Learn more.
Re: post-url
**Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2005 03:43:46 -0800 (PST) **From: Real World [EMAIL PROTECTED] **Subject: post-url **To: Kannel users@kannel.org ** **hi friends , ** **i'm bit confused about post-url. can any body help or guide me to write a php script to send sms via default service ? **This php script supposed to be a Post- URL . ** ** **Thanx in advance **Mr. Bee Search the kannel user mailing list. Keywords should be: post-url, HTTP_POST, X-Kannel-To, X-Kannel-Coding You will see explicit instructions and examples on how to use the the post-url as well as the exact information passed during the HTTP interaction. See ya... d.c.
Smart Messaging
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Kannel as a Virtual SMSC
Hi all, I'm now searching for like the whole day, and I really can't find the problem. I want to create a "real" sms center (what are the differences anyways??), so I can change my phone's sms center setting into this mobile number. I'm connected with a gsm modem (wavecom), and it works fine. This is my config: group = core admin-port = 13000 smsbox-port = 13001 admin-password = h34vystuff #status-password = foo #admin-deny-ip = "" #admin-allow-ip = "" #log-file = "/tmp/kannel.log" #log-level = 0 box-deny-ip = "*.*.*.*" box-allow-ip = "127.0.0.1" #unified-prefix = "+358,00358,0;+,00" #access-log = "/tmp/access.log" #store-file = "/tmp/kannel.store" #ssl-server-cert-file = "cert.pem" #ssl-server-key-file = "key.pem" #ssl-certkey-file = "mycertandprivkeyfile.pem" # SMSC CONNECTIONS #group = smsc #smsc = fake #smsc-id = FAKE #port = 1 #connect-allow-ip = 127.0.0.1 group = smsc smsc = at modemtype = wavecom device = /dev/ttyS0 speed = 115200 #pin = 2345 group = modems id = wavecom name = Wavecom detect-string = "WAVECOM" # SMSBOX SETUP group = smsbox bearerbox-host = localhost sendsms-port = 13013 #global-sender = 13013 #sendsms-chars = "0123456789 +-" #log-file = "/tmp/smsbox.log" #log-level = 0 #access-log = "access.log" # SEND-SMS USERS group = sendsms-user username = tester password = foobar #user-deny-ip = "" #user-allow-ip = "" # SERVICES group = sms-service keyword = nop text = "You asked nothing and I did it!" # there should be default always group = sms-service keyword = default text = "No service specified" What am I doing wrong? My mobile phone tells me 'check operator services' (nki 3510i) when I want to send sms using this number as sms center. I'm running kannel this way: ./bearerbox ~/smskannel.conf ./smsbox ~/smskannel.conf (in screens) Bearerbox gives me upon initialisation: 2004-12-22 17:20:30 [31629] [6] INFO: AT2[/dev/ttyS0]: AT SMSC successfully opened. I also don't get any logs that mobile numbers are trying to connect to the phone to send sms. Any help VERY much appreciated! -Frderic
Re: post-url
thanx for the reply , let me ask some questions ?
I have defined default service for post url . Normally i can send out sms via web browser.
1. I need to specify a service for post url . do i have to write a script/code ?
2. without writing any code cant i try with just a URL ? with help of Parameters (Escape Codes )
Actually still i cant get exact idea of POST URL . plz dont think , i'm bothering u all , plz help me
thanx
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Real World wrote: hi friends , i'm bit confused about post-url. can any body help or guide me to write a php script to send sms via default service ? This php script supposed to be a Post- URL . Thanx in advance Mr. Bee Do you Yahoo!? Dress up your holiday email, Hollywood style. Learn more. Try to fopen("http://your_kannel_host/page.cgi?variables","r") and print the chars you get back.J
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Re: post-url
**Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2005 19:56:32 -0800 (PST) **From: Real World [EMAIL PROTECTED] **Subject: Re: post-url **To: Julien Buratto [EMAIL PROTECTED], Kannel users@kannel.org ** **thanx for the reply , let me ask some questions ? **I have defined default service for post url . Normally i can send out sms via web browser. ** **1. I need to specify a service for post url . do i have to write a script/code ? **2. without writing any code cant i try with just a URL ? with help of Parameters (Escape Codes ) ** **Actually still i cant get exact idea of POST URL . plz dont think , i'm bothering u all , plz help me ** **thanx ** ** **Julien Buratto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: **Real World wrote: ** hi friends , ** ** i'm bit confused about post-url. can any body help or guide me to write ** a php script to send sms via default service ? ** This php script supposed to be a Post- URL . ** ** ** **Try to fopen(http://your_kannel_host/page.cgi?variables,r;) and print **the chars you get back. ** **J Answer to Question 1) A post-url is part of the sms-service delcaration. This means that the HTTP_POST will occur when an MO SMS (SMS coming from an enduser sending an SMS to your service) reaches the smsbox. Assume that the user (phone number: +1 333 555 9876) created an SMS with the content: weather nyc He then sends the SMS to the phone number: +1 222 555 1234. When the message is sent to that phone number, it will be routed to your connection (maybe because the you have an agreement between you and the operator to forward the SMS to you OR maybe that number is associate with the SIM you are using inside the GSM modem you setup as a virtual SMSC). The SMS is sent to your bearerbox. The bearbox then forwards it to your smsbox. The smsbox will receive the SMS, notice that you have a default service set like this: group = sms-service name = myservice_via_post keyword = default catch-all = true post-url = http://192.168.16.1/cgi-bin/sms-from-user; The smsbox will make an HTTP_POST to the host 192.168.16.1 and issue the following info to your HTTP server: POST /cgi-bin/sms-from-user HTTP/1.1 Host: 192.168.16.1:80 User-Agent: Kannel/1.4.0 Content-Type: text/plain X-Kannel-From: 1333559876 X-Kannel-Time: 2005-01-04 07:11:31 X-Kannel-Coding: 0 X-Kannel-Service: myservice_via_post Content-Length: 11 weather nyc Your application (sms-from-user) will be started by your HTTP server and receive the weather nyc as input. Your application can then perform the service associated with that request (get the weather condition for NYC) and write out the information back to your HTTP server. Your HTTP server will then send the information back via the established HTTP_POST connection between the HTTP server and the smsbox. The smsbox will take the text you send it, create an SMS out of it and generate an MT SMS (SMS going to a mobile device) targeted back to the +1 333 555 9876 phone number. The smsbox sends it to the bearerbox for delivery. The bearerbox receives the SMS and sends it to the Mobile Network Operator for final delivery to the mobile user. The user gets an SMS with the information he/she requested. Answer to Question 2) Instead of using post-url in your group = sms-service section, you can use the get-url declaration. In that case, you assume that the URL you specify can perform the service on your behave and generate the output that will be sent back to the user. Using the same scenario as before (get weather condition for NYC), you would have the following in your configuration: group = sms-service name = myservice_via_get keyword = default catch-all = true get-url = http://192.168.16.1/cgi-bin/sms-from-user?city=%s; When the user sends the SMS, your smsbox will issue an HTTP_GET to your HTTP server like: GET /cgi-bin/sms-from-user?city=nyc HTTP/1.1 Host: 192.168.16.1:80 User-Agent: Kannel/1.4.0 Your HTTP Server will start the application (sms-from-user) and be given the argument: city=nyc The application will perform the service and hopefully output the results. The HTTP server will return the information back to the smsbox via the HTTP connection established from the HTTP_GET and smsbox will generate an MT SMS with the content and send it to the user. See ya... d.c.
