We send a million sms in a few hours with almost no resources
-Original Message-
From: users On Behalf Of Davor Spasoski
Sent: Monday, December 3, 2018 3:40 PM
To: Manuel García Cabrera
Cc: users@kannel.org
Subject: Re: Incoming messages take too long to show up
Well, I don’t see
Well, I don’t see anything special in your config. I’ve never used spool store
type and if anything, I would try with single file storage type prior to your
next peak and see if that makes a difference. Don't forget the dump and monitor
your system’s cpu, i/o for anything unusual that might be
Here is my config file, with "x" where I don't think there would be
something that could interest you.
group = core
admin-port = x
smsbox-port = x
admin-password = x
status-password = x
store-type = spool
store-location = /x/x/x/
log-file = "x"
log-level = 2
Well, is it an smsbox service with http get/post/xml call, a shell execute or
you are using opensmppbox maybe?
You should include your config file.
> On Dec 3, 2018, at 8:25 PM, Manuel García Cabrera
> wrote:
>
> Store Type is "spool". What do you mean with how do I call the service?
>
>
Store Type is "spool". What do you mean with how do I call the service?
Regarding the tcpdump, I'm not having the issue right now because there
is no high traffic. I could only get it when the problem occurs, but it
would be already too late by then. I will though if it happens again
this
OK, I get it. I think you should disclose your kannel.config for the community
to come up with ideas. (what store methods are you using, how do you call the
service, etc…)
Did you try to tcpdump and check the communication between bearerbox and
smsbox? It will look like smpp protocol with
Hi Davor,
1. I say that kannel is logging the incoming SMS and sending it to my
app minutes after the SMSC sent the message.
2. The reply is the submit_sm that my application sends back. The
deliver_sm "OK" is being sent almost instantly according to the tcpdump.
The submit_sm that the
Hi,
I'm just trying to understand this.
- You basically say that kannel is logging the incoming and reply sms behind of
time on smsc, right?
- What do you consider a "reply", the deliver_sm "OK" or the submit_sm that the
application sends back?
BR,
--Davor
-Original Message-
From:
Hi everyone. I'm having problems with incoming messages during high
traffic. During a campaign the other day I was receving 85 messages per
second, however, clients were complaining that my reply took over five
minutes. I checked the logs, and I found out that wasn't the case, I was
replying
