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Mon Jan 16, 2017 07:20
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peiter: Hi Keke,
thanks a lot for the quick reply. Is there a way I could try and find out what information the modem transmits exactly (like a binary dump)? I remember having an old Nokia phone that could handle 2 MSISDNs on a single SIM so there must be a way of finding out. However, this may also depend on the firmware of the modem. This is the one we'd like to use by the way: http://www.kamosis.com/store/files/Data_Communication/Modem_gsm_gprs_quadri_band_sans_fil_genpro20e.pdf
If you could point me to the right place in the code to look for things, I could do some tests myself. I found this in smsd.c:
const char *HDR_From = "From:"; // Msg file input: informative, incoming message: senders address.
which makes me think that this field was at some point meant to appear in the incoming SMS file.
Thanks a lot,
Georges
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Tue Jan 10, 2017 10:36
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peiter: Operating system name and version: CentOS 6
Version of smsd: 3.1.3
Smsd installed from: package repository
Name and model of a modem / phone: Alcom
Interface: serial
Hi,
we have been using SMS server tools for a long time and are happy with it. We keep adding new modems with new SIM cards and things are running smoothly. I was wondering though if there was a way to use multiple phone numbers (MSISDN) with the same modem at the same time. The network operator can assign multiple MSISDNs to the same SIM card, but when we receive messages we don't know which number the message was sent to because the text file for received messages doesn't have a To: line.
Is there a specific reason for this? Is there a way to work around this?
It would be very convenient for us, since we could run multiple applications that only require incoming messages with different MSISDNs to run on the same modem.
Thanks a lot,
Georges
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