Re: Store file

Stipe Tolj <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mobile.kannel.devel
Organization Wapme Systems AG
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Shanavaz,

Shanavaz E A schrieb:
> 
> Hi,
> I am using kannel 1.3.0 on radhat 8.0 with SMPP smsc.
> Some times the messages I sent are going to the store file only.
> And the messages in this store file are not send until I restart
> kannel. Is there any way to send the messages in the store file
> without restarting kannel? Also when restarting not all messages are
> sent. I have to restart several times to completely send all
> messages.
> Any solution?

hmmm, that situation is a little bit confusing. We had "similar"
things hapenning here. While a certain smsc-id links has been up a
message which has been forced to be routed that way has been left in
the store file without any noticable reason.

Unfortunatly I don't have an description for the effect.

Is this fully reproducable on your side? Unfortunatly it's not on our
:(

Yes, Kannel reads in the store-file at startup and trieds them as if
they would have been send all in a bunch by a smsbox connection, hence
putting the read-in messages into the outgoing queue.

There may be a retry-thread in some time, which would cause to
re-inject the stored messages into the queueing. But this raises
certain other problematic issues, like not re-sending messages.
Because a message is "stored" in the store-file until the smsc ACKs
the sending. If the retry-thread would run between the protocoll
transmission of the message (hence submit_sm in case of SMPP) and the
delivery of ACK (submit_sm_resp) it would cause a re-sending of the
messages, which would be semantically bogus.

Stipe

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