On Mon, 08 Jul 2002 15:09:30 +0200 "Stipe Tolj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >* another idea, not very clear, however .. I have several connections to > > >every smsc - because there are different numbers available for clients - and > > >I have several operators - for example in estonia 3 operators and 3 > > >numbers - maybe a new parameter for smsc needs to be introduced - let's call > > >it service-group for now, which will bind together (ie have same value) for > > >all smsc connetions with similar service number. and then it should be > > >easily possible to add option to enable routing only within the service > > >groups. > > hmm, you want to group single connections logically to one, right?! > > Ok, let's assume you have smsc-id = A,B,C all from one logical > operator, then you can use within the sendsms HTTP call a GET variable > smsc=operator and define within earch of the 3 smsc groups a > allowed-smsc-id = "operator". > > Hence you can "address" smsc-ids which are actually not defined within > the config file. This way you can group smsc connections to one > logically. Hmm you're right. But in this case all the configured smsc connections you have for one given operator must have the allowed-smsc-id or it won't work. Hmm. And I did it with denied-smsc-id ;) I wonder what I ate that day. Regards, Indrek
