Hi, Kannel can do that !
You need to define a sms-service group that catch all the SMS (keyword = default), and then use the get-url parameter to redirect to your script. See the manuel section 6 / SMSBox configuration / SMS-service configurations Regards. -- Xavier Bugaud On 2/6/06, Ngurah Bagus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I just started using Kannel for a project I'm working on. This project will > receive SMS requests from different SMSCs, some of which uses HTTP, while > some uses SMPP. We decided to base it on the HTTP side, so that the SMSCs > using HTTP could just send a request to a script in our servers. With the > SMPP ones, I'm thinking of using Kannel as a middleman to capture the > messages and pass it on to the same script as the HTTP one (the script uses > GET so it's easy.) > I may be dumb or lazy or just too much of a beginner, but I can't find a > way to do it in the manual. The experiments I did manage to spurn out static > messages (like the NOP example), but our content changes depending on what's > being requested by the user. And the process is too complicated for a shell > script. > Is there a configuration variable that can let me do that? If there is, > which one(s) is it and how do I use it? If not, is there another way around > it? > > For info, I'm using Kannel 1.4 on a server running RedHat Fedora Core 3. > > Cheers, > > -- > > ---------------------------------- > A. A. Ngurah Bagus W.
