Re: Queue Problem
Hi all, We switched to using the at2 driver with a premicell; works like a charm Thanks all Louis
Queue problem
Hi all, We've been running an sms gateway for some time now, but lately the demand has grown and we found that if you send requests to close together most fail. I've looked at the user guide and tried everything, but it appears as if the queue doesn't work properly. This is running v1.3.1, we tried 1.3.0 and 1.2.1 aswell but same problem. The log output however shows successful http transactions with the client how, rapid the requests come in makes no difference, but the end result is about a 1 in 3 failiure. Has anyone ever experianced anything like this before? Please advise Thanks Louis
Re: Queue problem
ARe the problems http problems or connection errors to your service provider? You may need to set some throttling on your system as many SMPP providers, for instance, will only let a small number of messages be sent a second. Cheers Rory On 19/04/04, Louis du Plessis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: We've been running an sms gateway for some time now, but lately the demand has grown and we found that if you send requests to close together most fail. I've looked at the user guide and tried everything, but it appears as if the queue doesn't work properly. This is running v1.3.1, we tried 1.3.0 and 1.2.1 aswell but same problem. The log output however shows successful http transactions with the client how, rapid the requests come in makes no difference, but the end result is about a 1 in 3 failiure. Has anyone ever experianced anything like this before? Please advise -- Rory Campbell-Lange [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.campbell-lange.net
Re: Queue problem
Hi, I experienced similar problems when running kannel on Windows XP w/cygwin. It was a developing-only platform, I wouldn´t even think about deploying anything on it, but when I´ve feeded many messages per second, only a fraction returned. I think it was related with the poor thread handling you can expect from that kind of setup. Anyway I didn´t investigate the problem too much because it was just a developing setup and we were not making stress-test there. Regards, At 23:26 19/04/2004, you wrote: ARe the problems http problems or connection errors to your service provider? You may need to set some throttling on your system as many SMPP providers, for instance, will only let a small number of messages be sent a second. Cheers Rory On 19/04/04, Louis du Plessis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: We've been running an sms gateway for some time now, but lately the demand has grown and we found that if you send requests to close together most fail. I've looked at the user guide and tried everything, but it appears as if the queue doesn't work properly. This is running v1.3.1, we tried 1.3.0 and 1.2.1 aswell but same problem. The log output however shows successful http transactions with the client how, rapid the requests come in makes no difference, but the end result is about a 1 in 3 failiure. Has anyone ever experianced anything like this before? Please advise -- Rory Campbell-Lange [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.campbell-lange.net -- Alejandro Guerrieri Magicom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Queue problem
I also faced the same problem. It gets worse, when in the midst of sending,
someone reply and this will trigger lots of failures. I have posted on the
forum but still yet to receive any answers. Someone suggests that it is due
to the kannel could not request a free memory space from the modem to send
a sms. How to configure to avoid this?
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Behalf Of Louis du Plessis
Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 1:58 AM
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Subject: Queue problem
Hi all,
We've been running an sms gateway for some time now, but lately the demand
has grown and we found that if you send requests to close together most
fail.
I've looked at the user guide and tried everything, but it appears as if the
queue
doesn't work properly. This is running v1.3.1, we tried 1.3.0 and 1.2.1
aswell but
same problem.
The log output however shows successful http transactions with the client
how, rapid
the requests come in makes no difference, but the end result is about a 1 in
3 failiure.
Has anyone ever experianced anything like this before? Please advise
Thanks
Louis
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