hi, you forgot the parameters like %a for the text or %q for the sender.
exec = /Users/mac/Documents/gateway/gw/sms.sh %q %Q %t %u %a %b otherwise the script don't get the content of the messages. You can find a list with all parameter in the kannel documentation ( search for: Parameters (Escape Codes) ). you wrote to sms.sh: "will be modified when text-files have been written" to be shure we are talking from the same thing: this script fetches incoming mails and writes it into a file. I don't know your scripting skills, so I will explain it: for var in $@; do this loop went through the list with all arguments ($@). in every loop you can access the current value with the variable (var). If you write for var in $@; do echo var it will show you the arguments on the standard output (your monitor) this output will be piped to "tee". this is a tool to split the output to more than one devices. this puts the result to the monitor and to the given file. if you want only a output into a file you can write simply echo "$var" >> /path/to/the/file/sms_message.txt then it runs silently without monitor output. >> is for appending the content, > would overwrite it with every iteration from the loop. this is the reason for -a as parameter from tee, too. (append the input) the last row of the script does nothing more than append a line, so that a have a separator between the messages. it is the same file like in the entry two rows above. After all the sms.sh could look like this: #!/bin/bash for var in $@; do echo "$var" >> /Users/mac/.../sms_message.txt <- the outputfile done this writes all messages under each other. ---- have you tried init-string = AT+CNMI=2,3,0,0,0;+CMEE=2 for the init-string? Have you closed kannel while testing the at-command with your terminal programm? you can not access the phones modem by two programs. the at-command is correct for retrieving the message at storage number 17. the following error looks a little bit like not enough permissions. i'm not sure, but i would try to open the permissions to your device (the file in /dev/...) and try it again. or better make the kannel-user owner of the device. 2010-06-06 22:21:30 [977] [6] ERROR: System error 1: Operation not permitted maybe this is the problem. BR, Thomas On Sun, Jun 06, 2010 at 11:23:02PM +0200, Martin J. wrote: | Hi Thomas, | | Thanks a lot for your help and clarifications. If I understand it correctly, | then I can either run a webserver OR use the exec-solution. Because I prefer | not to run all this http overlay and webserver-stuff (I prefer terminal), | then I modified my config file to reflect this: | | -------------------------------------------------------- | group = sms-service | keyword = default | text = "No service specified" | #get-url = http://127.0.0.1/receive_sms?from=%q&date=%t&text=%a | max-messages = 0 | concatenation = true | catch-all = yes | exec = "/Users/mac/Documents/gateway/gw/sms.sh" | #white-list = "http://localhost/whitelist"; | | | And sms.sh (will be modified when text-files have been written): | -------------------------------------------------------- | #!/bin/bash | | for var in $@; do | echo "$var" | tee -a DELETE_THIS_sms_message.txt | done | echo "-----------------------" | tee -a DELETE_NEW_sms_message.txt | | | | Now, here comes the hardest part I think... And in this case I think I need | to dig into Sony Ericsson K700i init-string or something... I tried | screen /dev/cu.MartinsPhone-SerialPort2 and entering a lot of AT commands. I | also successfully made the phone software come up with some reply, when I | sms'ed from another phone. Then I tried to read the sms, but | unsuccessfull... I read various tutorials on the internet saying I should be | able to type in something like (to read message number 17, which the phone | told me the received sms was numbered): | | AT+CMGR=17 <ENTER> | | >From this point I get a lot of CMS ERROR: 500 which I can see is an error | that is specifically targeted towards Sony Ericcson, so it's hard for me to | debug without a clue about what the problem exactly is. Now, back to my | kannel-program and log-file: | | | | 2010-06-06 22:21:29 [977] [6] DEBUG: AT2[/dev/cu.MartinsPhone-SerialPort2]: | +CMTI incoming SMS indication: +CMTI: "ME",18 | 2010-06-06 22:21:30 [977] [6] DEBUG: AT2[/dev/cu.MartinsPhone-SerialPort2]: | --> AT+CMGR=18^M | 2010-06-06 22:21:30 [977] [6] DEBUG: AT2[/dev/cu.MartinsPhone-SerialPort2]: | <-- +CMS ERROR: 500 | 2010-06-06 22:21:30 [977] [6] ERROR: AT2[/dev/cu.MartinsPhone-SerialPort2]: | +CMS ERROR: +CMS ERROR: 500 | 2010-06-06 22:21:30 [977] [6] ERROR: AT2[/dev/cu.MartinsPhone-SerialPort2]: | +CMS ERROR: An unknown error occurred (500) | 2010-06-06 22:21:30 [977] [6] DEBUG: AT2[/dev/cu.MartinsPhone-SerialPort2]: | failed to get message 18. | 2010-06-06 22:21:30 [977] [6] ERROR: AT2[/dev/cu.MartinsPhone-SerialPort2]: | CMTI notification received, but no message found in memory! | 2010-06-06 22:21:30 [977] [6] ERROR: System error 1: Operation not permitted | 2010-06-06 22:21:58 [977] [6] INFO: AT2[/dev/cu.MartinsPhone-SerialPort2]: | Closing device | 2010-06-06 22:21:58 | | | So: I think I need a new init-string and I hope that init-string can enable | me to read text message and extract them from the phone... It's a good thing | that it at least gets the CMTI notification, so it understands that it | received a message.... | | Any clues from here on? | | Thanks for all the help... | | | Regards, | Martin | | | | On Jun 6, 2010, at 8:53 PM, Thomas Sieh wrote: | | hi again, | | At first you have to declare the location, which will handle the | incoming messages. In your case you selected in your config at group = | sms-service | "get-url = http://127.0.0.1/receive_sms?from=%q&date=%t&text=%a";. | | You have to run an http server at your localhost. in its content | root-directory | (for example in /var/www/) have to exist a script with the name | "receive_sms.php", | if you use php. the file is very dependent on your environment - will | you store your messages in a database, in flat files, which data do you | need, ... the php script from my previous mail safes the parameter in | variables, with whom you can handle the content of the messages. | thats is! | | if you would create a sms-service group with "exec = /home/thomas/sms.sh %q | %Q %t %u %a %b" | instead of your get-url line, only then you have to use the sms.sh script | I have sent in the last mail. | In this case the config says that the incoming messages have to be | handled by the script "sms.sh". in my example it was a little bash | script. you have to adjust the path in the config file accourding to the | destination of it in your filesystem. this basic script writes the | incoming message content into a flat file. you have to change the path | to the "sms_message.txt" according to your filesystem, too. | The file you have pasted with cat containt my users home, not your :) | It should look like /Users/<yourUserName>/sms_message.txt on a mac. | | if your http-server is online und you have started your kannel | (bearerbox and smsbox) you can open the link " | http://localhost:13000/store-status?password=bar"; | there you can see your outgoing sms in the queue. | | i don't know the init string of your handset, but in the internet | someone wrote "init-string = "AT+CNMI=2,3,0,0,0" " works. | you could try it. | | | BR, | Thomas | | | | On Sun, Jun 06, 2010 at 07:35:53PM +0200, Martin J. wrote: | | Hello, | | | | Thanks a lot (also to Rene K.). I somehow made it reply with the message: | | "Could not fetch content, sorry", but I'll google that and look in the | | archive later about that... | | | | Forgive me for the stupid question, but I still don't completely | understand | | the 2 examples (exec and get-url)... | | | | Re.1) | | /gateway/gw | | macbookpro:gw mac$ cat sms.sh | | #!/bin/bash | | | | for var in $@; do | | echo "$var" | tee -a /home/goofy/sms_message.txt | | done | | echo | | | | What do I do next/what do you do next? This is probably a very stupid | | question, but when does the sms.sh run? Will it be called from ./smsbox or | | ./bearerbox and do I need to modify my .conf-file? | | | | | | Re.2) | | I modified my .conf-file (get-url) and tried browsing to | | http://127.0.0.1/receive_sms?from=%q&date=%t&text=%a but I think I have to | | struggle with my AT command list / init... I don't think I have the exact | | right init-list... | | | | If anyone has any comments, here's my config-file... | | | | | | ==================== | | | | group = core | | admin-port = 13000 | | smsbox-port = 13001 | | admin-password = bar | | #status-password = foo | | #admin-deny-ip = "" | | #admin-allow-ip = "" | | #log-file = "/tmp/kannel.log" | | #log-level = 0 | | box-deny-ip = "*.*.*.*" | | box-allow-ip = "127.0.0.1" | | #unified-prefix = "+358,00358,0;+,00" | | #access-log = "/tmp/access.log" | | #store-file = "/tmp/kannel.store" | | #ssl-server-cert-file = "cert.pem" | | #ssl-server-key-file = "key.pem" | | #ssl-certkey-file = "mycertandprivkeyfile.pem" | | | | group = modems | | id = ericsson | | name = "Sony Ericsson " | | detect-string = "K700" | | # AT+CMEE=1 gives extra error information! | | # | | # use this init-string for non sim-buffering | | #init-string = "AT+CNMI=3,2,0,0;+CMEE=1" | | # use this init-string for sim-buffering | | init-string = "AT+CNMI=2,3,0,1,0;+CMEE=1" | | keepalive-cmd = AT+CSQ | | reset-string = ATZ | | message-storage = ME | | broken = true | | | | group = smsc | | smsc = at | | modemtype = ericsson | | device = /dev/cu.MartinsPhone-SerialPort2 | | log-level = 0 | | log-file = "MJ_log_DELETE_THIS.txt" | | #speed = 9600 | | #validityperiod = 167 | | | | group = smsbox | | bearerbox-host = 127.0.0.1 | | sendsms-port = 13013 | | global-sender = 13013 | | #sendsms-chars = "0123456789 +-" | | #log-file = "/tmp/smsbox.log" | | #log-level = 0 | | #access-log = "/tmp/access.log" | | | | group = sendsms-user | | username = tester | | password = foobar | | #user-deny-ip = "" | | #user-allow-ip = "" | | | | #group = sms-service | | #keyword = nop | | #text = "You asked nothing and I did it!" | | | | # There should be always a 'default' service. This service is used when no | | # other 'sms-service' is applied. | | | | group = sms-service | | keyword = default | | #text = "No service specified" | | get-url = http://127.0.0.1/receive_sms?from=%q&date=%t&text=%a | | | | ==================== | | | | | | | | Regards, | | Martin | | | | | | | | On Jun 6, 2010, at 5:51 PM, Thomas Sieh wrote: | | | | hi, | | | | if you want to receive messages you have to set up a sms-service in your | | config. there are multiple ways. you can send the content via parameters | | to a script (see exec) or to an url, for example (get-url). the content | | of the message is accessible by the parameters like %b for full binary | | message, %p for the sender-number... (see documentation). | | two very simple examples: | | 1. | | exec = /home/thomas/sms.sh %q %Q %t %u %a %b | | | | sms.sh: | | #!/bin/bash | | | | for var in $@; do | | echo "$var" | tee -a /home/goofy/sms_message.txt | | done | | echo "-----------------------" | tee -a /home/thomas/sms_message.txt | | | | 2. | | get-url = http://127.0.0.1/receive_sms?from=%q&date=%t&text=%a | | | | http://127.0.0.1/receive_sms: | | | | <?php | | $from = $_GET['from']; | | $date = $_GET['date']; | | $text = $_GET['text']; | | echo "The message - From: ".$from.", Date: ".$date.", Text: | ".$text."\r\n"; | | | | | | For sending sms in a script you can use lynx -dump ... for example or | | the GET and POST commands. | | For example: | | lynx -dump " | | | http://localhost:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?username=tester&password=foobar&to=30957095&text=insert+you+text+here | | " | | your sending string should be inside a loop over an array with the | | destination addresses. | | | | | | BR, | | Thomas | | | | | | On Sun, Jun 06, 2010 at 05:04:08PM +0200, Martin J. wrote: | | | Hi, | | | | | | I have a newbie question: I just started to use Kannel and successfully | | made | | | this work: | | | | | | ./bearerbox -v 1 sms_GATEWAY_k700i.conf | | | ./smsbox sms_GATEWAY_k700i.conf | | | | | | http://localhost:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?username=tester&password=foobar&to=30957095&text=(insertyou | | | text here) | | | | | | So, I can send sms'es... Still haven't figured out how to receive them | | yet, | | | however... My question is this: I'm volunteer in an organization and we | | | talked about the possibility of having this kannel-software send out | mass | | | sms'es to multiple recipients... However, I don't want to type each sms | | | message in the browser bar... I don't know much about http | | | send/get/receive/whatever so I hoped I could just send sms'es from the | | | terminal/console under Mac os X.... | | | | | | How to send sms'es from terminal, so I can make a script to send same | | | message to multiple sms recipients? | | | | | | | | | Thanks...
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