Introducing certain delay between messages
Rodrigo Montiel <[email protected]> Thu, 14 Nov 2013 14:55:31 -0300
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.drivers.gnokii |
|---|---|
| Message-ID | <1384451731.21795.19.camel@condor> |
Hi list,
I was researching a little bit about how to introduce a sleep() function
before each message is sent.
The reason here is because in my country we are being blocked by telcos
for any massive sms campaign attempt in order to preserve the gsm
network.
I have download the latest version of gnokii/smsd and compiled as it is
shown below:
Host system: linux-gnu
Gnokii version: 0.6.31
Xgnokii version: 1.0
SMSD version: 1.5.2
X (GTK+) support: no
smsd support: yes
Postgres support: no
SQLite support: no
MySQL support: yes
Debug: yes
XDebug: yes
RLPDebug: yes
NLS: yes
IrDA: yes
ical read support: no
Bluetooth: no
libusb support: no
phonet support: no
libpcsclite support:no
readline support: no
Security: no
Build Shared Lib: yes
Build Static Lib: yes
Windows: no
Prefix: /opt/daemon
I also have been trying to put some sleep() functions sms_send_single /
sms_send_long functions, for instance:
------
static gn_error sms_send_single(gn_data *data, struct gn_statemachine
*state)
{
sleep(60);
------
Im not a guru in C coding, have made just some little (stupid)
programs.
Could you please kindly point me to which function I should review? I do
not want to destroy this excellent/complex source code.
Thanks in advanced,
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