response time
hi I sending and receiving the sms using kannel ,it's successfully working.but i need one more info,if it's possiple to receive the response time of sms? -- Regards P.Mathiyalakan Amrita School of Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Ettimadai,Coimbatore - 641 105. mathiyalak...@gmail.com mathiyalakan.webs.com 09626969304(TN) 08129231992(kerala)
Re: response time
Do you need the delivery time of SMS to handset? If so, you need to use DLRs. On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 12:05 PM, mathiyalakan mathi mathiyalaka...@gmail.com wrote: hi I sending and receiving the sms using kannel ,it's successfully working.but i need one more info,if it's possiple to receive the response time of sms? -- Regards P.Mathiyalakan Amrita School of Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Ettimadai,Coimbatore - 641 105. mathiyalak...@gmail.com mathiyalakan.webs.com 09626969304(TN) 08129231992(kerala)
Falcom Tango 864
Has anyone tried the Tango 864 modem with Kannel and can confirm it works fine? I know the earlier version Tango55 works okay but wasn't sure about the 864. Kind regards, Shiv
Re: Outlook mobile services
Title: Re: Outlook mobile services Hello JAmes, i think this is what you are looking for: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd774103(v=office.12).aspx Monday, May 30, 2011, 4:25:26 AM, you wrote: Hi, I would be interested in this, if there is nothing available, I will be willing to develop something. Is there any online resources to see what the service requires (I believe some sort of API?). Regards, J On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 1:40 AM, Thomas Göttgens tho...@ist.schuldig.de wrote: Hello Andreas, i have once impemented this commercially using PHP, it's no rocket science, but i haven't come across a free one. Anyhow, this is outside of the scope of Kannel, it's a layer above it. Do you guys know of any Outlook mobile services server/interface that you would like to recomend? -- Best regards, Thomas mailto:tho...@ist.schuldig.de -- Best regards, Thomas mailto:tho...@ist.schuldig.de
Kannel Queries
Hi All, Would like to start a thread as I couldnt find a consolidated response to following queries in lists *Configuration Queries:* Is it possible in kannel to, 1.Support Multiple SMSBox connect to one bearerbox on same machine (using different smsbox configuration files put inside a folder ‘ff’. Folder is included in main configuration file using ‘include’ directive)? 2.Activate only specified SMSBox to handle an SMS delivered based on a.short code only b.number prefix only c.combination of a AND b 3.Configuring different DLR for different SMSBox es? 4.Configure multiple ‘default’ sms-services (such that one for each SMSBox)? 5.Is it true that each time I change the configuration file of SMSBox/bearerbox, I will have to restart the box and there is no other way of making the change effective without restarting? *Dimensioning Queries:* Supposing that, a.where TPS means one inound sms and one outbound sms only – NO Application b.Application is running on a different server and all the supposed machine is handling is Kannel Can you please help with following queries, 1.What is the limit of maximum number of SMSBox running on single machine together with bearerbox? 2.What is the TPS (transaction per second) supported calculation method based on processor and memory? 3.What would be the bandwidth requirement to support 1 TPS? (it will be manipulated to calculate 100, 1000 or X TPS)
HTTP Generic relay and prevent splitting long messages
Hello group, The company I'm working in need access to specific SMSC which doesn't provide SMPP access. I'm forced to use their HTTP API and connect to it using Kannel HTTP-based relay (generic system-type). Everything works fine if message is up to 160 chars. Above Kannel splits messages as normally, adds UDH for each part and sends it independently to SMSC. But the SMSC doesn't support UDH, and it want to get one long message (in one string) - splitting and concatenating is done at their side. If kannel splits message, the recipient receives several messages which are not concatenated on his mobile but they are independent ones. Is it possible to configure Kannel to not splitting messages when using http based relay (generic) but to send them at one part to SMSC? BR, Tomasz
RE: HTTP Generic relay and prevent splitting long messages
Try concatenation = false in group = sendsms-user. == Rene -Original Message- From: users-boun...@kannel.org [mailto:users-boun...@kannel.org] On Behalf Of Tomasz Sent: Monday, 30 May, 2011 22:38 To: users@kannel.org Subject: HTTP Generic relay and prevent splitting long messages Hello group, The company I'm working in need access to specific SMSC which doesn't provide SMPP access. I'm forced to use their HTTP API and connect to it using Kannel HTTP-based relay (generic system-type). Everything works fine if message is up to 160 chars. Above Kannel splits messages as normally, adds UDH for each part and sends it independently to SMSC. But the SMSC doesn't support UDH, and it want to get one long message (in one string) - splitting and concatenating is done at their side. If kannel splits message, the recipient receives several messages which are not concatenated on his mobile but they are independent ones. Is it possible to configure Kannel to not splitting messages when using http based relay (generic) but to send them at one part to SMSC? BR, Tomasz smime.p7s Description: S/MIME cryptographic signature
Re: HTTP Generic relay and prevent splitting long messages
I've tried it but the only difference is that kannel doesn't add UDH parameter. Message is still splitted into parts. Tomasz Try concatenation = false in group = sendsms-user. == Rene -Original Message- From: users-boun...@kannel.org [mailto:users-boun...@kannel.org] On Behalf Of Tomasz Sent: Monday, 30 May, 2011 22:38 To: users@kannel.org Subject: HTTP Generic relay and prevent splitting long messages Hello group, The company I'm working in need access to specific SMSC which doesn't provide SMPP access. I'm forced to use their HTTP API and connect to it using Kannel HTTP-based relay (generic system-type). Everything works fine if message is up to 160 chars. Above Kannel splits messages as normally, adds UDH for each part and sends it independently to SMSC. But the SMSC doesn't support UDH, and it want to get one long message (in one string) - splitting and concatenating is done at their side. If kannel splits message, the recipient receives several messages which are not concatenated on his mobile but they are independent ones. Is it possible to configure Kannel to not splitting messages when using http based relay (generic) but to send them at one part to SMSC? BR, Tomasz
Re: HTTP Generic relay and prevent splitting long messages
Take a look at the max-sms-octets setting under config group smsc. Nii On May 30, 2011, at 9:03 PM, Tomasz wrote: I've tried it but the only difference is that kannel doesn't add UDH parameter. Message is still splitted into parts. Tomasz Try concatenation = false in group = sendsms-user. == Rene -Original Message- From: users-boun...@kannel.org [mailto:users-boun...@kannel.org] On Behalf Of Tomasz Sent: Monday, 30 May, 2011 22:38 To: users@kannel.org Subject: HTTP Generic relay and prevent splitting long messages Hello group, The company I'm working in need access to specific SMSC which doesn't provide SMPP access. I'm forced to use their HTTP API and connect to it using Kannel HTTP-based relay (generic system-type). Everything works fine if message is up to 160 chars. Above Kannel splits messages as normally, adds UDH for each part and sends it independently to SMSC. But the SMSC doesn't support UDH, and it want to get one long message (in one string) - splitting and concatenating is done at their side. If kannel splits message, the recipient receives several messages which are not concatenated on his mobile but they are independent ones. Is it possible to configure Kannel to not splitting messages when using http based relay (generic) but to send them at one part to SMSC? BR, Tomasz
