Hi Carlos, Besides the keyword matching problem, you are not sending any parameter to your script. So it does not know what to do. Maybe that is your problem. A more complete exec line should look like this
exec = "/usr/bin/perl /home/carlos/development/perl/kannel/test.pl %p %i %P %k %r" Regards, Rodrigo. On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 10:30 PM, Alan McNatty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Carlos > > Carlos Ruiz Diaz wrote: >> >> Hello all. >> After a lot of searching and reading I finally make kannel works. Now, >> today, I have a new problem to get over. I want to catch the incoming >> SMSs to my number and do some operation if some word is found, a >> common sms service. I do read the manual and I write the exact example >> that I found in there but is not working at all, so I reduce the >> complexity to test and still nothing. Now i just want to exec a perl >> script if the word "ping" is found. >> > ... >> >> group = sms-service >> keyword = ping. >> exec = "/usr/bin/perl /home/carlos/development/perl/kannel/test.pl" >> #accepted-smsc = "change as needed" > > You have 'ping.' so that will do a case-insensitive match on any message > that begins with 'ping.' - note the full-stop. If that is not what is > happening then supply some log entries detailing the messages your trying to > send. You may also want to consider the keyword-regex config parameter and > starting with a basic 'text = "It works"' setting (before moving onto an > exec call). > >
