Iain,

Thats correct. Kannel will always call the URL you provide to send you a DLR. The storage method is irrelevant in that respect.

Regards

Ben

On 13 Mar 2007, at 10:54, Iain Dooley wrote:

The dlr storage (be it internal, postgresql, mysql etc) is used by Kannel to keep track of messages you have asked for DLRs on. It holds import details like the URL you requested to be called when the DLR comes in, along with a mask for which DLRs you actually want to know about.

As soon as a completed (i.e. not when another DLR is expected for this message) DLR is passed onto your application Kannel removes the details from its storage.

OOOOH! so if i had DLR storage in mysql i wouldn't be accessing it via a mysql client, i would be accessing it via my dlr-url still?

cheers

iain


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