> So it's working now? Cool. yes its working. Thx for your help.
> add "-v 5" to the command line -- sets the stdout loglevel to the > highest, > so you see nothing (or almost nothing). > > Anand -- Please make use of the documentation. While I and others on > the > list don't mind answering questions, it does get annoying when people > ask > questions before reading the manual or searching the mailing lists. > Many > of your questions are found in the documentation and the mailing lists. > > Search "Command Line" in the documentation here: > > http://kannel.org/download/1.4.0/userguide-1.4.0/userguide.html > > to learn more about command line switches. > > That way when you have a difficult question, people believe that you've > already exhausted the existing documentation, and that your question > either hasn't been answered or hasn't been asked before. I completely understand and will keep it in mind. Thx for all the help you have provided. I really appreciate it. May i ask if you are a kannel code hacker as well, since you know so much on kannel ? I see the message_id feature is required by other users as well however no one seems to have gotten to it. I was kind of interested to explore the possibility of getting it done and then perhaps submit it to kannel development team for review. This way who so ever wants the feature will benefit from this. -- regards, Anand > On Thu, 14 Apr 2005, Anand Gupta wrote: > >> I greped through the files and after log level was changed to 0 from >> then >> onwards i can see all the logs inside those files. Thx. > > >> One more question, bearerbox and smsbox print everything on the screen, >> any ways to avoid it ? so i can send both bearerbox and smsbox in >> background and just exit ssh. > > add "-v 5" to the command line -- sets the stdout loglevel to the > highest, > so you see nothing (or almost nothing). > > Anand -- Please make use of the documentation. While I and others on > the > list don't mind answering questions, it does get annoying when people > ask > questions before reading the manual or searching the mailing lists. > Many > of your questions are found in the documentation and the mailing lists. > > Search "Command Line" in the documentation here: > > http://kannel.org/download/1.4.0/userguide-1.4.0/userguide.html > > to learn more about command line switches. > > That way when you have a difficult question, people believe that you've > already exhausted the existing documentation, and that your question > either hasn't been answered or hasn't been asked before. > > Beckman > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Peter Beckman Internet > Guy > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.purplecow.com/ > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- >
