Hi,
By "sending via http" I assume you mean pushing SMS through the sendsms
interface.
1) You can get dlrs if youy specify dlr-mask = (1 - 63) in your send URL.
You need also to specify in configuration or URL a dlr-url to receive dlrs.
2) Pushed SMS are stored in kannel's queue. Q is emptied to SMSc according
to the connection throughput. This can be controlled with the parameter
"throughput" in SMSc's configuration, which should agree with your SMSc
contract.
3) If you are referring to immediate HTTP ack, this is returned as the HTTP
header 202 "Message accepted for delivery"
These issues are explained in detail in the manual.
BR,
Nikos
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 3:49 PM
Subject: Controlling the sending rate to Kannel
Dear all,
Is there a way to control the rate of sending to kannel via http???
I can see that if you flood the input there are cases that kannel does
not respond to send requests although they were send. This transaction
also (as expected) does not have dlr. Is there a way to get feedback
from kannel about the loading is handling at that particular moment?
ie. the ack response to include loading info.
Best regards,
Dr. Peter Kontopoulos
