Hi, I assume, you are using 1.2.1 stable kannel version?! please try with 1.3.2 devel version that is _more_ stable and many many bugs were fixed...
Alejandro Guerrieri wrote: > Hi, > > I've finally found a way dealing with multiple SMSC connections to the > same operator. > > I've found it in an <almost> forgotten thread from somelist.com I've got > from the Google cache (considering somelist.com is down since some time... > I love Goggle cache!). > > What I did is to set two SMSC connections with different names, and I've > set preferred-smsc-id for the first connection to itself. > > I also put all other connections on the denied-smsc-id list. > > I send the messages using sms-push interface and setting "&smsc=balance1". > If for some reason the link for balance1 is down, it automatically routes > using balance2. > > -- > group = smsc > smsc = smpp > smsc-id = balance1 > preferred-smsc-id = balance1 > denied-smsc-id = "other1;other2;another" > host = "my.host1.address" > port = 1234 > receive-port = 1234 > smsc-username = "somename" > smsc-password = "somepass" > > group = smsc > smsc = smpp > smsc-id = balance2 > denied-smsc-id = "other1;other2;another" > host = "my.host2.address" > port = 1234 > receive-port = 1234 > smsc-username = "somename" > smsc-password = "somepass" > -- > > It would seem like my problems are solved? NO :( keep reading: > > 1. For some unknown reason, I cannot change the reconnect-delay timer. It > keeps asking each 10 seconds despite I've set 60 seconds (as my carrier > asked me to do) to no avail. I even tocuhed > > 2. The worst problem: Kannel does not detect when the link goes down at > SMPP level. I mean: For example, if my provider changes the password for a > transmitter, the link goes down and I start seeing the bind_receiver > messages again, but the link still appears as "connected" using the http > interface. Worst: Kannel still try to route messages thru that link, so > all my fancy setups are close to useless since Kannel still tries to use > the (now broken) link. > > Any hints? > > Thank you in advance, -- Thanks, Alex
