Re: Problems with D2 and O2 and T-Com and ISDN in Germany
Andrew Lowe <[email protected]> Tue, 03 Aug 2004 09:39:58 +1000
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Yes, you could do that, however I would imagine a small script with
gnokii would be a better option.
We use gnokii - command line - for receiving SMS messages and respond by
using sms_client on an analogue modem.
for those that have not heard of gnokii:
http://www.gnokii.org/
From the release notes:
- 1.0 Introduction -
This is version 0.6.2 of gnokii, a multisystem tool suite and modem driver
for the mobile phones, released under the GPL. Please see COPYING for more
details on license/copying issues, the lack of warranty and where to send a
postcard if you like gnokii :).
Primary gnokii goal was to support Nokia phones, but currently we support
all AT command compliant phones through the atgen driver. Moreover version
0.6.1 brings support for Symbian-based phones.
I guess you may even be able to use gnokii drivers with sms_client if
you want to write your own drivers, etc..
I have not had a good look at the driver template, just a quick one, and
had no need to do anything with it.
And after re-reading Frank's message, I think he is also trying to use
an ISDN modem, I know there was a few messages last month about using
ISDN, and reading those in the archive may help, but I have not used
ISDN, and I don't believe here in Australia any of the carriers support
ISDN connections.
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Andrew Lowe
System Administrator & Programmer
Information Technology
Manildra Group
Email: [email protected]
Dean Earley wrote:
>>If I understand correctly you are trying to use sms_client using a
>>mobile phone to send the sms?
>>There is no need (and I am not sure if sms_client supports this) to use
>>a sms_client to send sms using a mobile phone.
>>sms_client is designed to send sms messages using an analogue modem (I
>>believe it will use a ISDN modem in some countries).
>>
>>
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>In thoery... :)
>
>You should be able to write a "driver" that sends the mobile AT commands
>rather than the AT dial commands.
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>I looked at the driver template myself and was very quickly lost so gave
>up :)
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Yes, you could do that, however I would imagine a small script with
gnokii would be a better option.<br>
<br>
We use gnokii - command line - for receiving SMS messages and respond
by using sms_client on an analogue modem.<br>
<br>
for those that have not heard of gnokii:<br>
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.gnokii.org/">http://www.gnokii.org/</a><br>
>From the release notes:<br>
<pre> - 1.0 Introduction -
This is version 0.6.2 of gnokii, a multisystem tool suite and modem driver
for the mobile phones, released under the GPL. Please see COPYING for more
details on license/copying issues, the lack of warranty and where to send a
postcard if you like gnokii :).
Primary gnokii goal was to support Nokia phones, but currently we support
all AT command compliant phones through the atgen driver. Moreover version
0.6.1 brings support for Symbian-based phones.</pre>
<br>
I guess you may even be able to use gnokii drivers with sms_client if
you want to write your own drivers, etc..<br>
I have not had a good look at the driver template, just a quick one,
and had no need to do anything with it.<br>
<br>
And after re-reading Frank's message, I think he is also trying to use
an ISDN modem, I know there was a few messages last month about using
ISDN, and reading those in the archive may help, but I have not used
ISDN, and I don't believe here in Australia any of the carriers support
ISDN connections.<br>
<br>
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Andrew Lowe
System Administrator & Programmer
Information Technology
Manildra Group
Email: <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a></pre>
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Dean Earley wrote:
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<pre wrap="">If I understand correctly you are trying to use sms_client using a
mobile phone to send the sms?
There is no need (and I am not sure if sms_client supports this) to use
a sms_client to send sms using a mobile phone.
sms_client is designed to send sms messages using an analogue modem (I
believe it will use a ISDN modem in some countries).
</pre>
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In thoery... :)
You should be able to write a "driver" that sends the mobile AT commands
rather than the AT dial commands.
I looked at the driver template myself and was very quickly lost so gave
up :)
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