Hi,

just to let you know and add that model to the list of known working devices.

A Samsung F480 works fine with smsd version 3.0.10 (no unnecessary upgrades on a production system...) OS is linux kernel 2.6.22 (SUSE out-of-the-box) x86_64.

Configuration:
The phone is connected with the USB cable that came with it. Setting in the phone is to use the Samsung PC suite mode.
lsusb reports the phone like this:
Bus 003 Device 065: ID 04e8:6601 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd Z100 Mobile Phone

The phone gets assigned a ttyACMx device name automatically. For better mamageability, I created a udev rule to create a symlink with a known name for it:
KERNEL=="ttyACM*", ATTRS{product}=="SAMSUNG Mobile Modem", SYMLINK="tty2-for-SMS", OWNER="sms",GROUP="sms", MODE="0640", OPTIONS="last-rule"

(this needs to be on ONE LINE ONLY)

The configuration of this device is


The only quirks I experienced were that I had to set the storage area where incoming SMSes are stored to "SM" explicitly, and the phone uses storage slots numbered from 0.

I guess many modern phones with USB connectors would work similarly, i.e. they are acm devices and need minimal setup in smsd.conf.

Apart from that - thanks for a useful product!

Arno

Thank's for the information.

If you have lot of outgoing traffic, you might need to apply following patch to the version 3.0.10 source. This is because signal handler may crash if it's called twice. Version 3.1.2 and later has this fix included.

--- smsd.c 2007-07-15 21:17:29.000000000 +0300 +++ patched_smsd.c 2009-06-07 14:18:57.000000000 +0300 @@ -2415,15 +2415,7 @@ signal(SIGINT,SIG_IGN); signal(SIGHUP,SIG_IGN); signal(SIGUSR1,SIG_IGN); - writelogfile(LOG_CRIT, process_title, "Smsd main program received termination signal."); - if (signum==SIGINT) - printf("Received SIGINT, smsd will terminate now.\n"); sendsignal2devices(SIGTERM); - if (*run_info) - { - printf("%s: Currently running: %s. Will wait until it is completed.\n", process_title, run_info); - writelogfile(LOG_CRIT, process_title, "Currently running: %s. Will wait until it is completed.", run_info); - } } else if (process_id>=0) { @@ -2431,14 +2423,6 @@ signal(SIGINT,SIG_IGN); signal(SIGHUP,SIG_IGN); signal(SIGUSR1,SIG_IGN); - // process_id has always the same value like device when it is larger than -1 - writelogfile(LOG_CRIT, process_title, - "Modem handler %i has received termination signal, will terminate after current task has been finished.",process_id); - if (*run_info) - { - printf("%s: Currently running: %s. Will wait until it is completed.\n", process_title, run_info); - writelogfile(LOG_CRIT, process_title, "Currently running: %s. Will wait until it is completed.", run_info); - } } terminate=1; } @@ -2473,15 +2457,11 @@ { if (process_id == -1) { - writelogfile(LOG_CRIT, process_title, "Smsd main program received SIGCONT, will continue %s.", - (workless_delay)? "immediately" : "without delays"); sendsignal2devices(SIGCONT); break_workless_delay = 1; } else if (process_id >= 0) { - writelogfile(LOG_INFO, process_title, "Modem handler %i received SIGCONT, will continue %s.", - process_id, (workless_delay)? "immediately" : "without delays"); break_workless_delay = 1; } }

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