Last question before I accept I'm stupid and should not be bothering anyone with more questions
> there could have been my fault or version mismatch but as of 1.3.1, there > are 2 variables *dlrurl* and *dlrmask*. I take it as I'm using kannel-cvs (a week or two old) the above still applies, however I get the message saying use dlr-mask in my smsbox... any ideas why? from a post by Navjot: >1. BEFORE you send sms, save it in db/file with some *unique tag*. I take it this is so that once you call the dlrurl you can then retrive the message using php, and then send it off.However (even though I've tried to read myself to this) once the message is sent off, how does my php script get the "prepared" information off kannel? If the php script (different to everyone) does most of the communicating with mysql, why then do we even bother creating the following in our kannel.conf file?: (Surely all of the below is so that our php script can access the different data? but if so, why if we don't have a .php file yet does it not get stored? (tried that)) group = core ... dlr-storage = mysql #mysql connection group = mysql-connection id = mydlr1host = localhost mysql-username = jarl mysql-password = jarl database = kannel # STORAGE GROUP group = dlr-db id = mydlr1 table = SmsEvent field-smsc = smsc field-timestamp = ts field-destination = destination field-service = service field-url = urlfield-mask = mask field-status = status field-boxc-id = boxc field-source = source and why then do we have to create the following?: #CREATE TABLE SmsEvent ( #smsc VARCHAR(255), #ts VARCHAR(255), #destination VARCHAR(255), #service VARCHAR(255), #url VARCHAR(255), #mask VARCHAR(255), #status VARCHAR(255), #boxc VARCHAR(255), #source VARCHAR(255), #PRIMARY KEY(smsc) ) #; Well, that's it thanks for any reply, will head off to some kannel library and start reading everything over again in a desperate try to never have to post something like this again, Jarl
