Hello,
I think I found a bug:
I have few devices which are gathering 32 modems in one. So I tried to define them as:
devices=sgTam* 0-31,sgGar* 0-31,....

and in this case only sgTam's modems are created. It looks like parser is ignoring everything after first definition using wildcard *.

If I define:
devices = modem1,modem2,sgTam* 0-31,...

then modem1,modem2 and sgTam's are initialized, but if:
devices = sgTam* 0-31,modem1,modem2,...

then only sgTam's are created

Kindly, please check this out, because group defining saves me lot o chars and time
Oh, and I still use 3.1.16 version

The list of devices was made in such a way that if wildcard is used, only one definition is allowed. modem1,modem2,sgTam* 0-31 does not work properly, because it creates modem1 and modem2 multiple times.

This will be changed in the next version. Smsd will then accept multiple wildcard definitions and also static names mixed with them.

I do not yet publish a new version, because this is a minor issue for most users, and probably some other grouping options are going to be released at the same time.

For example:


In addition, suspend could also accept wildcard, in which case one group of modems can be suspended easily, like sgTAM*: Service break.

If you have any ideas about grouping, or anything, please let me know.

Hi, I saw you released 3.1.19 which is fixing wildcards using. Thanks a lot @keke