Hello, It's OK if your application server (HTTP server) simply sends an HTTP 200 OK response. The response does not need to have a body (i.e. "Content-Length: 0") but Kannel will wait for the HTTP return code and the HTTP headers.
Since the response is empty, Kannel will send an empty SMS back to the phone. To prevent this, set "max-messages=0" in your sms-service configuration. Lourens... --- Shaun Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I intend to generate an http post containing the > text + time of each > incoming sms, which will be acted upon by an > application server, which will > parse, calculate and save the data to a db. > > My question: when kannel does a post-url does it > expect a response, as I had > no intention of replying (I dont want anything sent > back to the phone/smsc). > My worry is that some process will sit there waiting > for a response until it > times out. > > Any advise gratefully received! > > Regards > > Shaun __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance Tax Center - File online. File on time. http://taxes.yahoo.com/filing.html
