Hi Jelle, hi Tjatur,
Heru Tjatur schrieb:
On Tue, 2006-01-17 at 22:21 +0100, js wrote:
Hi all,
It's not really clear to me how to define a sms-service that discards
all messages which don't match other sms-service.
I don't want to send a response back to the sender in this case.
In case someone:
sends an empty message
sends a message containing whatever that doesn't match "hihi" and
"foo"
#response1
group = sms-service
keyword = hihi
text = "haha"
#response2
group = sms-service
keyword = foo
text = "bar"
#handle all the rest
group = sms-service
?
?
quid?
Thanks for pointing me out
Jelle Smet
Try to add max-messages = 0 parameter in your default sms-services that
handled unmatched keyword.
this is sometimes quite important. A short story:
I had a default answer for sms without a matching keyword like "Sorry,
but we cannot find a service for your keyword". Once I looked into the
logfiles and I was very surprised, that kannel was sending a lot of
messages to one number. What had happened? Our mobile phone provider had
has sent us an SMS containing an advertisment - so kannel didn't
understand it and sent back the default answer. But - you guess it, on
the other side at the provider the system answered this SMS with a
"Sorry ...", too. So the servers played pingpong via SMS with each
other. Because I realised it very early it did not lead do a lot of
money for stupid SMS. Since then I always set max-messages for default
to zero: "If you don't understand anything, please keep your f*** mouth
shut!"
Greetz from Bonn,
Lars-Hendrik
Hope this could help ...
--tjatur
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