Thanks for the help Davor. Mighty Text uses the users cell phone to send
and receive messages as far as I understand it. Are they also making their
phone work as a modem on a linux box? Basically the user can't send and
receive messages without their cell phone on. The user installs the app on
the
Hello,
I think we are experiencing a bug in kannel (1.4.4) that does not include
command_status details in the DLR url for long messages that were split.
See the excerpt of the debug log below.
2018-04-11 19:00:38 [30573] [6] ERROR: SMPP[]: SMSC returned error code
0x000b (Invalid Destinat
Hi,
I’m not aware of Mighty text. At first glance it looks to me as a product for
different purpose. Kannel is mainly used as a gateway tied to an SMSC on one
side and the content provider on the other for processing large volumes of SMS.
Yes, modem usage is possible for personal SMS based serv
