On Fri, 2011-01-21 at 14:40, Bob O\'Souna wrote: > Yes, I have Kannel connected to two SMSCs. > > Just to ensure we are on the same page, you are saying > 1) Set the get-url in sms-service group that I receive the sms' to my script
Yes, but I think you did that already. Example: http://localhost:80/myscripts/sendctrlsms.php?time=%t&from=%q&to=%Q&smscid=%i&charcode=%C&coding=%c&text=%a Look at port value in the URL. Set it to port where your web server listen. And IP address/name where is web server is actually works. You know that you must have HTTP server running and accepting HTTP request from Kannel configured "via" get-url parameter. > 2) Leave sendsms-url unchanged as /cgi-bin/sendsms (You also say I can add the > smsc id parameter to /cgi-bin/sendsms if I so desire - will %I suffice?) Yes. But if you like to change it you can. > This is fine, but will Kannel automatically use the modified parameters in my > script? If I set message to "XXXX" from "YYYY" within the script, how can > Kannel > know the new value? You set parameters in the URL. Look below. > Do I need to "export" these parameters? (I am sure you know > what I mean!!) No, export is not needed. From your script you send message to Kannel calling /cgi-bin/sendsms with parameters according to your will. Example: http://localhost:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?username=me&password=pass&to=123456789&from=987654321&smsc=preferred_smsc_id&text=Test&dlr-mask=31 There are more parameters, read the userguide for detailed list. -- Kind regards, Milan -------------------------------------------------- Arvanta, IT Security http://www.arvanta.net Please do not send me e-mail containing HTML code.
