At 04:58 AM 2/18/03 +0000, Kita B. Ndara wrote:
--- Stipe Tolj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > "Kita
B. Ndara" wrote:

 What I mean is to allow a config file element (in
SMSC group) that is a command that is called by
bearerbox before it inserts the msg into the smsc
specific queue, and another command in the conf file
that is run after the SMSC accepts the message. Both
comamnd specs allow substitution of %P, %p (sender,
recipient) and others.

why not just do the first call on submitting to smsbox and use the std Kannel DLR mechanism for the rest?

nisan

> >
> >  Any thoughts?
>
> Kannel's scope of function is beyond billing. In
> other words, billing
> should be done by software component entities that
> are *not* part of
> Kannel.
>
> To make it short and simple. It's more or less a
> religious question if
> you incorporate billing facilities to Kannels
> functional scope. Most
> of us decided not to do this, because billing (in
> that SMS traffic
> sense) is not standardized in any way and hence we
> would implement
> properietary things, which open source developer
> don't like :)

 Ok, but in this case kannel would merely leave it up
to external commands to provide this functionality --
just as we do for content. That is, only if the
pre-submit comamnd returns TRUE do we put the msg on
the smsc-specific queue, and after it is accepted, we
run the post-submit command. The first one is like a
balance check, the latter the real billing command.
 Does this still violate the goodness of OS?
> Stipe
>
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