Hi all,
I have a link with throughput=50 configured (and the other side allows 50),
but in reality, the link sends out only up to 30 submit_sm's per second.
Why is this happening? is this the maximum Kannel can do on a single smpp
link? (doesnt make sense)
Regards,
Konstantin
Hi all,
Does Kannel architecture allow scaling bearerbox in any way?
Right now i have kannel running on one machine and a second machine standing
by to take over (by heartbeat) in case of the first machine failure.
But thats only redundancy.
I see that i can create a lot of smsboxes to connect
Hi
Does Kannel architecture allow scaling bearerbox in any way?
Right now i have kannel running on one machine and a second machine
standing by to take over (by heartbeat) in case of the first machine
failure.
But thats only redundancy.
I see that i can create a lot of smsboxes to connect
Yeah, but this doesnt really solve the problem for MT messages - as in this
case an external application needs to load balance the throughput instead of
Kannel.
And if i'm limited in speed (and i am) , neither bearerbox will know how
many messages has another one sent so far...
On Thu, Apr 29,
You could use a load-balancer like LVS to balance the requests to sendsms.
You could even script it so it sends more traffic to the box with the
smaller queue and/or less load.
The advantages are:
* Failsafe/High availability. You can stand the loss of N-1 boxes.
* Redundant. Traffic is evenly
Hello All,
When I complile the sources and run make check some tests fails. Any idea
what should be done. Can any one give me some help for this.
Check: checks/check_counter... OK.
Check: checks/check_date... OK.
Check: checks/check_ipcheck... OK.
Check: checks/check_list... OK.
Check:
So far I've been sending SMS from Kannel using the HTTP client but now I'm
looking to receive SMS but I don't have a phone connected to the server so
I'm looking to test it internally.
Is there a way to create a message in fakesmsc and route it back to itself
as though it were receiving it from
Actually I think I may have answered my own question regarding looping the
SMS back, there's a section in the documentation about MT to MO Direction
Switching.
I'm still wondering about sending SMS via commandline rather than HTTP if
anyone has any answers.
-F
fegul wrote:
So far I've been
Kannel has no inherent throughput limit. Its throughput limit comes from:
- Hardware/software where Kannel runs (CPU, Ram, HD speed, file system, etc).
- Your application and its scripting language (php. C, C++, perl, python, etc).
- Your database.
- Kannel - Operator link bandwidth
- Kannel
You can use
lynx commad to call the sendsms from the command line.
something like:
# lynx -dump
http://localhost:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?username=userpassword=passfrom=%2B525541444188to=2877text=testmessage;
including all needed parameters in the url to call
Hope helps
Alvaro
That would still require Kannel to create an HTTP server and perform a GET.
I'm just looking to avoid HTTP entirely. Is there an executable included
with kannel that will accept SMS attributes like receiver number and message
content as commandline arguments?
Alvaro Cornejo wrote:
You can
Why would you want to avoid http entirely? Kannels http server is very
efficient and lets you forget about the details of sms protocol. I
don't think there is such command. You should go inside bearerbox code
and look for a way to develop your own.
I just tend to equate HTTP with overhead when it comes to things like this
where a large volume of small messages will each need to have their own http
server created and destroyed. Guess I must be one of the few that have
asked this question :)
Alvaro Cornejo wrote:
Why would you want to
Hello there again,
I have an issue trying sending wappush through smsbox.
I was told by our operator I must set the following parameters:
- data_coding = 245
- esm_class = 0x04.
Is it possible do this at kannel.conf file or should I change the source
code?
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
Please read User's guide before posting to the list. There is a whole
section devoted to fakesmsc.
BR,
Nikos
- Original Message -
From: fegul ftseg...@gmail.com
To: users@kannel.org
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 4:26 PM
Subject: Testing incoming SMS with fakesmsc (and sending
Hi,
Do you use latest CVS? Some patches were contributed recently for the tests...
BR,
Nikos
- Original Message -
From: SameerBhagwat
To: users@kannel.org
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 3:21 PM
Subject: Make Check fails for some tests
Hello All,
When I complile the
Hi,
That's correct. If you want load balancing in your application (MTs), you need
to implement that in your application, it is not a kannel issue.
A lot of SMScs will allow more than 1 active connections from the same user,
each one with each own throughput. This would be ideal. However, you
for a good sms system using kannel with java and postgres
pls suggest me
cellphone (brand and model): ?
data cable : ?
readings and tutorials : ?
thnaks in advance
cris arias
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