Operating system name and version: windows 7 64-bit / cygwin 64 3.07
Version of smsd: 3.1.21
Smsd installed from: downloaded package from this site
Name and model of a modem / phone:
Interface: USB

Hello.

First of all excuse my english, it is not my native language.

I formely used SMSTools3 on a windows xp cygwin installation to send sms to multiple recipients.
I now had to switch to a newer pc with windows 7. For using SMSTools3 I installed cygwin64.

The problem is that I now get errors while trying to send sms to multiple persons. Single sms do work. I am using the same checkhandler script as before, which was provided from here: http://smstools3.kekekasvi.com/topic.php?id=92

The specific problem seems to be line 8 from that script: line 8 :No such file or directory
I looked up if others had the same problem and found this: http://smstools3.kekekasvi.com/topic.php?id=946
I therefore checked if the procmail package was installed and just in case reinstalled it. Sadly it still does not work.

Since I don't know what else I could do (I have no real experience with bash programming, or this programm in general) I wanted to ask here for help. Thank you to everyone who tries to help me.

If a procmail package is installed properly, the command which formail should say /usr/bin/formail. Please check this.

Thank you for the answer.
Since it is a computer at the university lab, I do not have access to it at the moment, but I will try it as soon as I can in the next days and report back.

Sorry for the long pause, the pc was in use and I could only try it today.
When I typer the command "which formail" in the cygwin terminal, I get the answer " /usr/bin/formail", so that should be correct.

Ok, it looks like the environment is missing the PATH.
Try this as a second line in the checkhandler:

PATH=$PATH:/usr/bin

Sorry again for the late reply.

I tried your solution and sadly it did not work.
After trying a few things (for example including the /usr/bin folder in the windows path variable) I used the "echo $Path" command in the bash file to show all path that will be searched for the formail file.
The output of this command contains pathes that have a space (like cydrive/c/Programm Files/...). Can this be the problem?