Operating system name and version: WIN XP
Version of smsd: 3.1.5
Smsd installed from: sources
Name and model of a modem / phone: ?
Interface: ?

hello can someone help me how to configure my sms server im using Win XP with CYGWIN. i dont how to activate status monitor?

First you have to install gcc-g++: C++ compiler on Cygwin. It's under a Devel section.

Then download OSSP mm Shared Memory Library from this site. Current version of a library is 1.4.2. The package has a file named INSTALL which should be read.

On Cygwin you can run ./configure --prefix=/usr to start configuration. Then ensure that testing of a library goes successfully. After you do not get any errors, the library can be installed.

Then edit a Makefile in the smstools3/src directory. Locate the following and comment out the line as instructed:
# Comment this out, to enable statistics
#CFLAGS += -D NOSTATS

Save the Makefile and run make clean smsd. You should now have a status monitor activated.

hello thank you for the instructions. i followed what you all said but it seems not working. i already installed all the gcc-g++: c++ compiler on devel section, ossp library.
testing are all successful and installed .
comment out #cflags +=-D nostats
and save makefile run make clean smsd.

but when i command $ smsd -s
results are : status monitor is not included in this application.

bg163 wrote

but when i command $ smsd -s
results are : status monitor is not included in this application.

Try a command which smsd. It probably says: /usr/local/bin/smsd. You can use a command cp smsd `which smsd` to copy executable to that place.

If you want to test smsd from the default folder, use ./smsd -s.

thank you. for helping me out keke. but i got problems with the results .
i command $ ./smsd -s
results: b
then just hang with the "b" result, cygwin frezzed
is that ok "b" respond ?

how do i know if my modem is conected with the sms server?
my modem is on COM6

#smsd.conf

devices = GSM1
logfile = /var/log/smsd.log
loglevel = 7
outgoing = /var/spool/sms/outgoing
checked = /var/spool/sms/checked
failed = /var/spool/sms/failed
incoming = /var/spool/sms/incoming
sent = /var/spool/sms/sent
mypath = /usr/local/bin

[GSM1]
device = /dev/com6
smsc = 639170000130
incoming = yes

bg163 wrote

i command $ ./smsd -s
results: b
then just hang with the "b" result, cygwin frezzed
is that ok "b" respond ?

It's not ok. ./smsd -s with one modem should output:

# ./smsd -s
r---------------------------------------------------------------
i---------------------------------------------------------------
r---------------------------------------------------------------
i---------------------------------------------------------------
etc.

bg163 wrote

how do i know if my modem is conected with the sms server?
my modem is on COM6

Just check what is in the log file /var/log/smsd.log. With loglevel 7 there should be all of the communication printed.

Before moved to the status monitor, did you have a working setup? Did you send or receive any SMS?