use POSIX regexp
^[[:digit:]]{7}$
-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 ??? 2008 ?.
To: seik
Subject:Using keyword-regex
> I am attempting to trap messages sent consisting of only 7 digit numbers.
> The number is not valid unless they are exactly 7 digits so I wrote an
> sms-service like:
> group = sms-service
> keyword = tr
> keyword-regex = ^(\d{7})$
> name = TankReading
> aliases = store
> exec = "/usr/local/smsgateway/sms-command.pl store '%k'"
> max-messages = 2
> concatenation = false
> I even tried changing the rejex to:
> keyword-regex = ^\d{7}$
> Neither appears to work. It just falls through to the default sms-service
> which sends back an invalid command.
> Any ideas what is wrong?
> If I use the service setup as:
> group = sms-service
> keyword = tr
> name = TankReading
> aliases = store
> exec = "/usr/local/smsgateway/sms-command.pl store '%s'"
> max-messages = 2
> concatenation = false
> It works fine if the sender includes TR space then the 7 digit number.
> I'm trying to make it so that they don't need to add the TR, just send the
> store number.
