Hi Rudy, No there are more ways to do it.
You could use a filebased interface, just place a file on your server and configure the location in the configuration. Or you could use the exec feature, that executes a program/script when an SMS is received for that specific service (based on keyword(s)). Or use the default keyword if you want to redirect all received SMS to that program/script. Kind regards, Edwin Poot -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rudy T. Sent: woensdag 16 juli 2003 7:47 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Is http interface the only way to send sms ? Dear All, Thank you for opening this email. I have two questions regarding sending and receiving sms (sorry for such elementary questions, I already tried to look for answer in the mail archive). 1) Is the http interface (cgi-bin/sendsms) the *only* way to send sms ? If no, what is that other way to send sms (built-in into Kannel) ? 2) In case I would like to record the incoming sms messages (in file or mysql), is there any built-in command/variables for it or do I need to write the script myself ? Regards, Rudy
