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==Database querying and reporting to SMS== | ==Database querying and reporting to SMS== | ||
| + | *I created php file that queryies database and writes information to a small text file. | ||
| + | *Entry is added to crontab that calls this php file regulary and so keeps information up to date | ||
| + | (at the end of entry I had to add '> /dev/null', not to clutter root email spool with reports | ||
| + | *Another entry in crontab calls a script that parses new messages in /var/spool/sms/outgoing, does actions triggered by messages and renames / moves these messages | ||
Revision as of 13:26, 29 June 2006
SMSserver - instalation and use
Installation and configuration are described on the download site.
- Configuration page suggests that you use syntax 'inbox=directory' while default configuration file installed (/etc/smsd.conf) suggests (and works with !!!) usage 'incoming=yes', where it uses /var/spool/sms/incoming directory as default (created during installation)
Database connectivity (linux to MSSQL)
Database querying and reporting to SMS
- I created php file that queryies database and writes information to a small text file.
- Entry is added to crontab that calls this php file regulary and so keeps information up to date
(at the end of entry I had to add '> /dev/null', not to clutter root email spool with reports
- Another entry in crontab calls a script that parses new messages in /var/spool/sms/outgoing, does actions triggered by messages and renames / moves these messages
