Hello Iain, please keep in mind that in case you expect traffic peaks or a sustained high level of service requests, the overhead disk i/o and processor time from doing grep/sed in every webserver process may grind your server to a halt. If you really need to parse the logfile, pipe it through a script in a separate process and write the information you need to a database ONCE and not for every request.
Of course if you expect really slow traffic, your solutiuon is fine. Monday, March 17, 2008, 4:27:49 AM, you wrote: >> my-number = "12345" >> >> to smsc configuration. it must be change your number to 12345 ID> ah, that's unfortunate!! because i'm going to be using the same ID> installation for multiple inbound numbers, and because i don't have a ID> 'service based' inbound sms but rather using a catchall (and also cos i ID> have to do the concatentation externally) i need to pass through different ID> numbers into my service. ID> i can't see anything in the userguide that would allow me to specify that ID> a given service is used based on inbound destination number, rather than ID> based on the first word of the sms. ID> so i guess at the moment my big phat hack of adding the message id to the ID> access log and then parsing it out in my php script using ID> shell_exec/grep/sed is about the only way to achieve what i need to do ... ID> cheers ID> iain -- Best regards, Thomas mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
