Am Mo 21.11.2005 19:31 schrieb Volker Grabbe <Volker@grabbe.info>:

Am Sonntag, 20. November 2005 08:46 schrieb Christian Lange:

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Am So 20.11.2005 00:31 schrieb Arno Lehmann <al@its-lehmann.de>:

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Hallo,

Karsten, Christian - Danke. Werde also erstmal mit yaps anfangen und sehen ob mir das zusagt. Ein kleiner wrapper für eine minimalistische queue sollte als shellscript gehen können...

Arno

Am schwierigsten war es, die passenden Provider Einstellungen zu finden.

Kanst du mir da helfen? ich wollte genau wi e mit Tobit David SMS direkt versenden und bin auf diesen Thread gestoßen. Was für einstellungen muss ich in der yaps.rc machen damit ich SMS für T-Mobile, Vodafone E-plus und O2 versenden kann?

Danke

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Hallo Volker, ich habe nur D2 verwendet; eine entsprechende yaps.rc folgt. Ob die Rufnummer für D2 noch funktioniert, weiss ich nicht, da ich yaps (ersatzlos) seit ca. 0.5 Jahren nicht mehr verwende (musste daher auch erst das entsprechende Band raussuchen ...). Gruß, Christian ******************** yaps.rc *********************************** #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # global section #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # This is a comma seperated list of available services. This # is required for autodetect the matching service for a # pager-id services D2,D2-3,D2-4 #services D1,D1-0,D1-5,D2,D2-3,D2-4,E+,Eplus8,VIAG,VIAG-6 #+services Telmi,Telmi-Fun,Telmi-Family,Telmi-Top,Telmi-Pro #+services Skyper,Quix # This is the default caller-id. If the protocol/service allowes # it, this is inserted in the message (and the receiver gets this # as the sender's number) call-id +49-(511)-4xxxxxx # If you forget to sign your message, you can automatically append # this string to each message. signature (MEIN SMS ALARM) # You can either switch the use of the signature here on for all # services or in each service section for that particular service. use-signature True # To get more verbose output when running yaps increase this value. # Currently 4 is the highest supported value. verbose 1 # If you'd like to log every sending session define this. It should # point to a writeable file. If you install the software setgid, then # change the group of this file to the same yaps uses and make it # group writeable. logfile /var/log/yaps.log # A comma seperated list of modem sections. You can also define this # in each service section. modems standard # some global defaults for the serial interface (even if the most # protocols are assuming 7e1, these settings seem to work well) speed 38400 bits-per-byte 8 parity none stopbits 1 # To calculate the cost for each call, you can define some globales # here and do the fine tuning in each protocol cost cost=0.12,unit=EU,remainder=2,dial-overhead=13 # These are two example of internal conversion tables. The can be # used using the `convert' entry (see below). # cv-default cv-default { Ä [ Ö \ Ü ] ä { ö | ü } ß ~ } cv-extend { \l \s \n \s \r \s \f \s \t \s } } #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # These values are normally only found in each service section, # but are listen here with an explaination for completeness. #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # This is the phone number of the modem gateway for this service #phone 0015559876 # This is the protocol the service uses. Currently this can be # either ascii, script, ucp or tap. Each protocol has a set of # special configuration parameters, see below. #protocol tap # Most services limit the length of a message to a specific length. # Enter the value here to check valid messages #max-size 160 # If a message is longer than max-size, you can set this to split # it off into several single messages of allowed length #may-split True # If a message is longer than max-size, you can set this to truncate # the message to the allowed length. The remaining part is discarded. #truncate True # Some services allow to send more than one message per session. If # it is limited, set it using this parameter #max-messages 1 # If the service allows using your caller-id set this to True. #use-call-id True # If the service is reachable over a phonenumber where the pager-id # is part of the phone number, define this and add a `%P' anywehere # in the `phone' number. #insert-pager-id True # Remove these characters from the pager-id, as they are not valid rm-invalids-pid + (-) # Dito for caller id rm-invalids-cid + (-) # Check for valid call id (see below for more details) While # valid-pid is required, this is optional #valid-cid ^(001|1) #change-cid 001 # Depending on your system the value for this parameter is either a # regular expression or a simple list of strings (seperated by bars) # which must match the prefix of the pager-id. #valid-pid ^(0171|0049171) #valid-pid 0171|0049171 # Use these paramters in the global section if you want do not want # to check pager-ids (and do not set change-pid): #valid-pid . #valid-pid - # If a pagerid has matched the expression above, then the matching part # may be replaced by this string #change-pid 0171 # As the services do not use (in general) the ISO 8859/1 character set, # one can define convertion tables. you can either specify a file which # contains the convertion rules: #conv-table /usr/local/lib/yaps/iso2din.tab # or use predefined convertion rules #convert *no-control,*no-8bit,cv-default,cv-extended # If this is set, send a message even if a requested feature is # not available #force True # If the provider supportes to set a delay for sending the message, # set this #can-delay True # If the provider can delete a buffered message after a period of time, # set this #can-expire True # If the provider can report a delivery status, set this. #can-rds True # To check wether a call-id/pager-id is valid use these paramters. # For the exact syntax see the documentation #check-call-id >1111111111111111< #check-pager-id >1111111111111111< #check-call-id +minimum=0,maximum=16,type=numeric #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # These values are typically found in a modem section, but can also # appear in the global section to set some defaults #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Set this to the modem device you wish to use #device /dev/modem #device /dev/cua1 #device /dev/cua/a # Set this to the prefix of the lockfile use for the device. There # are several places, and two common formats: #lock-prefix /usr/spool/uucp/LCK.. #lock-prefix /var/spool/lock/LCK.. lock-prefix /var/spool/locks/LK. # The different format of the part which is appended to the lockfile # and the contents can be specified here. See documentation for a # full list inclusive explaination #lock-method sysv4 #lock-method binary #lock-method timeout=10 # These are send/expect sequences to talk to the modem. For an exact # definition see (again) the documentation. Following entries are # supported: # init: to initialize the modem # local-init: a second initialization string, used to customize # already defined modems for different handling # dial: to dial a phone number %L is replaced with the # phone number itself # timeout: the default timeout in seconds to wait for answers # reset: to reset the modem #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # service section #----------------------------------------------------------------------- #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Vodafone - D2 #----------------------------------------------------------------------- [D2] modem standard-d2 protocol ucp valid-pid 0172|0049172|49172 change-pid 0172 convert *no-8bit,cv-default +cost timetable=Wk0800-1800=5.7;Wk1800-0800=11.4;Ss=11.4 #phone 01722278020 # use this number for isdn-dialin: phone 01722278010 max-size 160 may-split True use-call-id True can-delay True can-expire True can-rds True check-call-id >1111111111111111< check-pager-id >1111111111111111< ucp-extend True [D2-3] modem standard-d2 protocol ucp valid-pid 0173|0049173|49173 change-pid 0173 convert *no-8bit,cv-default +cost timetable=Wk0800-1800=5.7;Wk1800-0800=11.4;Ss=11.4 #phone 01722278020 # use this number for isdn-dialin: phone 01722278010 max-size 160 may-split True use-call-id True can-delay True can-expire True can-rds True check-call-id >1111111111111111< check-pager-id >1111111111111111< ucp-extend True [D2-4] modem standard-d2 protocol ucp valid-pid 0174|0049174|49174 change-pid 0174 convert *no-8bit,cv-default +cost timetable=Wk0800-1800=5.7;Wk1800-0800=11.4;Ss=11.4 #phone 01722278020 # use this number for isdn-dialin: phone 01722278010 max-size 160 may-split True use-call-id True can-delay True can-expire True can-rds True check-call-id >1111111111111111< check-pager-id >1111111111111111< ucp-extend True #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # modem section #----------------------------------------------------------------------- [standard] # Locking # # Older Unix versions #lock-prefix /usr/spool/uucp/LCK.. # Newer Unix versions #lock-prefix /var/spool/uucp/LCK.. #lock-prefix /var/lock/LCK.. # SysV4 lock-prefix /var/spool/locks/LK. #lock-method sysv4 # lock-prefix /var/lock/LCK.. # Device # # Typical a symbolic link to the real device #device /dev/modem # "normal" call-out device #device /dev/cua1 # Solaris convention #device /dev/cua/a # use the following device for isdn-dialout: device /dev/ttyI0 # Modem talk # #init \\r !200D ATZ\r <OK ATE0Q0V1\r <OK # use the following init-string for isdn: # and change MSN to your MSN (what else...:-)) init \\r !200D ATZ\r <OK AT&E47339954\r <OK dial ATD%L\r <60CONNECT|OK|BUSY|NO\sDIALTONE|NO\sCARRIER reset ATZ\r <OK timeout 10 # Customizing an existing modem entry [standard-d2] standard local-init AT\%C2\r <OK #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # alias section #----------------------------------------------------------------------- [alias] christian 0172xxxxxxx