Hi!
I got doubts about how the exact combination of the omit-empty and
max-messages parametrs should be...
When I receive messages through Kannel, I invoke PHP scripts through
get-url and then post the reply back through sendsms.
So I have on each sms-service an "omit-empty = true" in order for Kannel
not to send the "empty reply from service provider" message.
I aslo have "max-messages = 0" for this to work...
Now, some time ago, I added a new smsc-service, where I had the same
conf as the previous one, but had to take out the "max-messages = 0" of
the second one for it to work...
So this worked:
group = sms-service
keyword = default
omit-empty = true
max-messages = 0
accepted-smsc-regex=^ab-
get-url =
"http://myHost.tld/myScript.php?smsc_id=%i&short_code=%P&phone=%p&message=%a";
group = sms-service
keyword = default
omit-empty = true
get-url =
"http://myOtherHost.tld/myScript.php?smsc_id=%i&short_code=%P&phone=%p&message=%a";
accepted-smsc-regex=^bb-
On my initial conf I had "max-messages = 0" on the second sms-service
too, but while having it, messages were never sent to the second PHP script
When I took it out, both sms-services worked fine
But nowadays I realize that I have other sms-services, where I also
include the "max-messages = 0" directive, and they work fine...
So my question is... when do you have to use it and when not??
I believe that on my first conf I didn't have a default sms-service as I
have today:
# Default
#
group = sms-service
keyword = default
omit-empty = true
text = "No service specified"
Can it be that I had that problem for not having this default service?
If it's like that, should I then add the "max-messages = 0" to all the
other sms-services?
If that's the case, then why all work the same, while some have it and
some don't?
Sorry if it's a silly question...
Thanks in advance,
Juan
