Hi There,
I've had the same issue with Kannel, I've changed a little the Kannel
source code so it can return the message ID as an HTTP response upon
submitting successfully. The SMS Box return now the submitted message ID
rather than 0: Accepted for delivery.
If this is your case please inform me and I can assist you on how to
change this from the source code and recompile again.
Best Regards,
Remon
Manoj Raul wrote:
Hi Pouzenc.
what i understood from your talk is that , you want to return a smsid
to your clients . you can easily do that , u can set any unique
message id from your database which you are returning to your
client. and u can submit the same messsage id from this link
dlr-url=urlencoded(url_like_in_the_manual) as when dlr comes to
smsbox , smsbox return the dlr to respected url with all the original url.
for exp
dlr-url=http://xxx.xx.xx.xx?messageid=123232&urlencoded(url_like_in_the_manual)&(oter
<http://xxx.xx.xx.xx?messageid=123232&urlencoded%28url_like_in_the_manual%29&%28oter>
escape codes)
i hope you understand what i want to say
On 2/5/08, *seik* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
you have to set smsid in the dlr-url value set in the http request
so you need
dlr-mask=31&dlr-url=urlencoded(url_like_in_the_manual) to add in
the sms PUSH request
-----Original Message-----
From: users@kannel.org <mailto:users@kannel.org> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:users@kannel.org>]
Sent: 02 Февруари 2008 г.
To: seik
Subject:HTTP SMS Push and SMSID (Kannel 1.4.1 - Debian 4)
> Hi,
> I've just installed Kannel on a test server and I send SMS via
Kannel's HTTP interface by this way :
>
http://myserver:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?username=tester&password=xxx&from=%2B33600000000&to=%2B33600000000&text=test12&dlr-mask=31
<http://myserver:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?username=tester&password=xxx&from=%2B33600000000&to=%2B33600000000&text=test12&dlr-mask=31>
> Kannel only reply :
> 0: Accepted for delivery
> and I don't have the SMSID, and I need it for use DLR.
> Kannel sends SMS via SMPP protocol.
> Best regards,
> L. Pouzenc.