I am using GET (CGI-BIN/SENDSMS) to inject sms at kannel and the
performance of kannel is just gr8 as i am not using any SQL operations at
Kannel level so that it can work at full speed without any dependency.
On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 4:56 PM, Makhanu Sinja wrote:
> Tapan By using curl to send po
Tapan By using curl to send post to kannel, would the performance
equal to what you stated?
On 4/15/15, Tapan Kumar Thapa wrote:
> I do not want any fight here however here is my comments.
>
> If we use SQLBOX, below are the extra operations which happened.
>
> 1. Select from send_sms table
> 2.
I do not want any fight here however here is my comments.
If we use SQLBOX, below are the extra operations which happened.
1. Select from send_sms table
2. Delete from send_sms table
3. Insert into sent_sms table
4. Update sent_sms table once DLR received
FOR EVERY SMS.
As per my experience, if
2015-04-15 7:13 GMT+03:00 Tapan Kumar Thapa :
> If application is going to send huge number of messages via kannel than i
> think we should not configure kannel anyhow with MySQL (Or Any other
> database) as All databases actually slow the performance of kannel due to
> select/insert/update/delete
Got it. I think it won't be like "huge number of messages"; anyway,
what I'm gonna do is to process the log file via the OS log management
utility (newsyslog in my case) with the help of a small Perl script.
Thank you for your tips.
Best regards,
Alberto Mijares
On Tue, Apr 14, 2015 at 11:43
If application is going to send huge number of messages via kannel than i
think we should not configure kannel anyhow with MySQL (Or Any other
database) as All databases actually slow the performance of kannel due to
select/insert/update/delete operations.
We should make our own application in fro
I do, but I'm setting up a new SMS gateway with 2 layers of
accounting. The lower layer must have the MT's actually sent by
Bearerbox. I know that sent_sms table already has this information;
however, there may be another SQLBox running against the same
Bearerbox. Do you see my approach? Thank you
Why don’t you use SQLBox?
> On Apr 15, 2015, at 5:24 AM, Alberto Mijares wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> I'd like to send bearerbox access logs directly to a MySQL table. I
> think I could try
>
> group = core
> ...
> access-log = "/path/to/any/socket"
> ...
>
> and have a script reading the socke
