Dear all,
I've ran into a couple of error from which I'm not sure if it's a bug or
misuse from my side.
I'm sending messages larger than 160 characters spanning 2 to 3 messages
concatenated into 1 message.
To make this work, I use these parameters:
max-messages = 6
concatenation = true
Hello Engel,
50K is nothing as amount per month.
You may use even small Linux box with Xeon at 450 MHz :)
Dont know about the bandwidth,
I use here 10 Mb international without an issue.
There are lot of bulk SMS aggregators on the market.
I have personal experience with Clickatell and InfoBip.
Hi,
Just wanted to say that bandwidth capacity is designed around peak traffic.
Without that, if you assume a constant distribution of the load for 50K SMS
over a month (160 + overhead ~ 200 B/message) it comes to about 31 bps :-)
BR,
Nikos
- Original Message -
From: seikath
Richard Andrews schrieb:
Hello,
I'm trying to make sense of the configuration parameters that are essential
to setup a sms proxy between our inhouse smpp services and the carriers. I
understand that the sms center configurations define connections to the
external carriers (rogers, telus
Hi,
Brilliant concept!
What happens if you want to include many numbers in the Sendsms URL? How do
you manage that with this approach?
Regards,
Kenny
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I'm inclined to agree with Niko, it's a discrepancy between my app and kannel.
But the thing is using a tcpdump program, is new to me.
a typical command would do.
Regards,
Mike Nwaogu
Tel: 234_802_325_6437
From: Nikos Balkanas nbalka...@gmail.com
To: Mike
I find tcpdump (or snoop in my case with Solaris) indispensible. I think you
should at least give it a try. Otherwise you might want to try: smsbox -D
conffile. It may show packets, too. The point is to see the packets, from
your app.
BR,
Nikos
- Original Message -
From: Mike
Hi
It will depends on your requirements
If you do want dlrs, you must do a separate call to sendsms for each
message so you have an unique ID for each message and a unique dlr for
each DestinationNumber/MessageId pair. Else, when receiving the dlr, you
will not be able to determine to wich
hi,
With the assumption that the problem might be from the app and that
tcpdump is unconvinient/unavailable then i will suggest the follow.
Write a simple script, PHP or similar, to accept the call from your
app and write the entire uri to a file. To narrow down the problem,
you may want to put
Hi,
I am considering using a DB for DLR storage. Up till now I was using internal
DLRs. Of the many options supported, (Mysql, PostgresSQL, Oracle, LibSdb,
sqlbox, sqllite) which one would you consider best suited for bulk SMS, in
terms of performance and reliability. If you could also give a
I've used the same script with another provider who seem to be using NOWSMS, it
doesn't return any errors.
I think it's just about how kannel sees the request that comes in the
application has to send it how kannel understands it.
Regards,
Mike Nwaogu
Tel: 234_802_325_6437
Eml:
hi,
Dlr is needed, making seperate call to kannel will work but is it that
really an efficient way to do it?
On 1/15/09, Alvaro Cornejo cornejo.alv...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
It will depends on your requirements
If you do want dlrs, you must do a separate call to sendsms for each
message so
hi,
With the assumption that the problem might be from the app and that
tcpdump is unconvinient/unavailable then i will suggest the follow.
Write a simple script, PHP or similar, to accept the call from your
app and write the entire uri to a file. To narrow down the problem,
you may want to put
Hi Nikos,
I went poorly programming daemon which acquired DLR communicates in PERL, on
the other hand, PHP script has been a bottleneck. Currently, with access to
the oracle database and a bit of experience in the pl/sql I use oracle and
mod_owa with apache, performance is suitable for me - I am
The short cut used by sendsms to send messages is only to spare
calls to sendsms itself and simplify the process of sending the same
message to several destinations. Once kannel get the message it split
the message into n messages -1 for each destination- and send once at
a time to smsc.
Kannel
sql and postgresql and rules on insert /its pgsql only feature/
set the sqlbox to handle MT and DLR and set the postgresql to allow like
2000 concurrent connections - you need some RAM for that ...
Nikos Balkanas wrote:
Hi,
I am considering using a DB for DLR storage. Up till now I was
Hi Nikos
I think your question is somehow subjective. Most of the DB are stable
and fast/reliable enough to handle bulk messaging.
The issue I thinks is on 2 aspects: The HW itself and its
configuration and the SW configurations.
If you do know well any of the mentioned DB, you set your Queries
hi,
i was wondering; how do you use sqlbox for DLR?
On 1/15/09, seikath seik...@gmail.com wrote:
sql and postgresql and rules on insert /its pgsql only feature/
set the sqlbox to handle MT and DLR and set the postgresql to allow like
2000 concurrent connections - you need some RAM for that
Hi Alvaro,
Thanx for your detailed reponse. I am interested only for DLR storage at the
moment. In that case queries are not my issue, since kannel will handle them
internally.
I have heard good things about sqlbox that it was especially good for DLRs.
As far as performance, I am thinking
Hi Seikath,
Postgress might be a bit on the heavy side for plain DLR storage. I tend to
agree with you about SQLbox being a better choice for DLRs.
Thanx for the input,
Nikos
- Original Message -
From: seikath seik...@gmail.com
To: Nikos Balkanas nbalka...@gmail.com
Cc:
Thank you Seikath and and Nikos for your advice. You both have been quite
helpful.
On 1/15/09, Nikos Balkanas nbalka...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Just wanted to say that bandwidth capacity is designed around peak traffic.
Without that, if you assume a constant distribution of the load for 50K
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