* Edd Dawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20031006 17:01]: wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I am new to the list so hello to all members :)
> 
> I am researching the use of standalone SMS systems that can provide
> two-way interactivity.
> 
> The basic design brief that i am researching is a system that could do
> the following :
> 
> 1): Receive SMS messages and respond to them in return via SMS.
> 
> 2): The system should be able to run on a linux box that has a mobile
> phone attached via an external port for sending and receiving SMS's.
> 
> 3): The system must work in the United Kingdom.
> 
> 4): The system must have an API
> 
> 5): The system must be open source.
> 
> My question would be is the above possible using Kannel as a basic kick
> off point?
> 

Kannel can do 2,3,4 and has 5. About 1, am not sure about the aspect of
the system itself doing the responding.


-Wash

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