Hello Navjot, > Don't know why *system* is ignoring BUT > think it makes perfect human sense to ignore.
It makes sense as long as nobody charges for the sent SMS. Let's make things clearer: Our setup lets our users write SMS via a web interface to any other mobile they want including themselves. The SMSC provider we have lets us overwrite the sender address. It would now be possible for the users to send SMS to any other mobile and set the the sender address the same as recipient (whatever sense that makes). However, we use the dlrurl to do some further message processing including accounting for the users. And since that url is not being executed we have a problem there... Dave > If sender is same as receiver, receiving the SMS itself is DLR. > Why get another DLR PDU? > > regards > Navjot Singh > >>-----Original Message----- >>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of David Meier >>Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 9:07 PM >>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Subject: Sender and receiver number identical >> >> >>Hi all, >> >>when sending an SMS to a recipient mobile number which is the same as the sender number, the delivery reports are not properly updated. However, >> the >>response codes from the SMSC are correct. Instead I see the following entries in the log file: >> >>2003-11-11 16:05:28 [4] INFO: NOTE: sender and receiver same number <number>, ignoring! >> >>Although the DLR's seem to be updated in MySQL, I cannot use the response from the SMSC for further processing in the specified dlr-url, such as user account billing. >> >>Is there an option to disable the ignorance or are there any other solutions? >> >>Thanks, >> >>Dave >> >>
