Hi all!
take for example this code:
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filter_sms ()
{
egrep -v "^To:|^From
|^Return-Path|^X-Original|^Delivered-To|^Received|^id|^MIME|^User-Agent|^Date:|^Content|^Message-Id|^From:|active
bounce corrupt|^\*\*\*\*\* Nagios"|sed -e "s/Notification Type: //"|sed -e
'/^$/d'
}
DEST=$1
if [ -z "$DEST" ]; then
printf "Destination: "
read DEST
fi
set -x
FILE_MSG=`mktemp /var/spool/sms/outgoing/send_XXXXXX`
echo "To: $DEST" > $FILE_MSG
echo "" >> $FILE_MSG
read line
while read line
do
echo $line
done | filter_sms >> $FILE_MSG
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now, implementation has been to enable thru sms messaging using sms 3 server
tools and postfix.
by default this code should be able to remove/strip unnecessary headers on
Email type format and have this sent thru sms gateway.
But we encountered problems associated with the:
while read line
do
echo $line
which works fine if you issue the command cli> echo this is a test | mail
<localaccount-email>
looking closely at the /var/spool/sms/outgoing (directory) sms3 creates a
file according to what you have defined in the /etc/smsd.conf
you get an output let say:
To: +639166185688
this is a test
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but whe you issue the command: cli> echo this is a test | sendsms
<localaccount-email>
you should get as expected:
To: +6391661865688
this is a test
however, this would not be the case since it is going to grep the contents
of the directory. this script is a work in progress and needs much testing
to fire it up and work correctly. appreciate comments from the list.
cheers
--
Ronald Allan V. Tomimbang
Computer Center Administration / Unix
Office of Information Systems and Technology
Asian Development Bank
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mobile: 0922-8158229
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