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amriteshsmsc 07-06-2009 06:10 AM

How to send content of a file in sms
 
I am using kannel in red hat 5
I am able to bind with SMSC in tranceiver mode. I can receive sms and I can send also using a web browser. I want to do this
1. receive a key word "xyz" (able to receive)
2. then I need to sms content of a file. (Not able to do)
plz guide me how I can do this...

your_shadow03 07-06-2009 06:29 AM

Don't post your query twice.

nowonmai 07-06-2009 09:12 AM

Can you give some details on how far you have gotten with your research. There are far too many variables for someone to just provide a one-fits-all solution.

The main thing to consider is that standard SMS are 7-bit. Files (generally speaking) are held as 8-bit entities. You will need to look into transmitting your SMS using PDU Mode (assuming your SMSC handles it).

amriteshsmsc 07-07-2009 03:40 AM

How to trigger any event using smskannel.config
 
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Originally Posted by amriteshsmsc (Post 3598305)
I am using kannel in red hat 5
I am able to bind with SMSC in tranceiver mode. I can receive sms and I can send also using a web browser. I want to do this
1. receive a key word "xyz" (able to receive)
2. then I need to sms content of a file. (Not able to do)
plz guide me how I can do this...

I amusing kannel server for binding ESME with SMSC. Actually I am asking for how to trigger a event when I received a key word from mobile. Which configuration I need to do in smskannel.congig file.

nowonmai 07-07-2009 04:15 AM

In short, I don't know. I am familiar with SMS as an overall technology rather than specific applications.
However, you should be able to parse the incoming message queue and react on a string search.
Where do incoming messages land? Are they in plain text? Would it be possible to parse out the originating number and use this to create your response?


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