gnokii

[Fredrik Wänglund]

A have written a sms-server for gammu. It consists of a deamon that 
scans an outbox for messages at regular times and a sender-program that 
does name/number/number-group lookups in a adressbook and puts the 
message in the outbox.
I have also a Nagios-plugin that reports some basic parameters from the 
phone (charger/battery powered, battery-level and network-level).

I'm currently working on expanding the sms-server so you also can send 
SMS to it, but I can post the current version on the web for you..


/FredrikW

Jon Ottar Runde wrote:

>On Wed, 2003-04-09 at 11:14, Eduardo Leitão wrote:
>  
>
>>Hi 
>>How do you configure the aplication to send sms, what i want to know is
>>where i put the parameters of my message center and country setting, in
>>my case the settings of Portugal.
>>
>>I think there is two ways to send a sms:
>>	- send by modem 
>>	- or you contact a nessage center
>>I'm right or i have not understand
>>    
>>
>
>Gnokii, is a program you use to send mail with a cellular phone
>connected to the server, with a cable. i.e. a nokia 6210, with a nokia
>datacable. All sms-config is done on the phone.
>You do not need a modem, a phone-line etc. Good for _real_ emergencies.
>
><snip a little>
>  
>
>>>I've got gnokii working manually and I'm now looking at using it with
>>>nagios, I've set it up in miscommands like so
>>>      
>>>
>
><snip definitions>
>
>  
>
>>>I'm assuming there is probably a lot wrong with this because I got the
>>>template from the only SMS page I could find in the FAQ's (it was using
>>>yaps)
>>>
>>>Anyways, If there is something wrong with the above can u let me know. (the
>>>/usr/local/bin/gnokii is the correct path)
>>>
>>>What I'm after is maybe all the config files that someone has that relate to
>>>gnokii directly so I can use them as a guide. If anyone is using gnokii and
>>>wouldn't mind just emailing me the files I would greatly appreciate it.
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>-Brad
>>>      
>>>
>Well, is it working?
>I'm assuming not, since you are asking here.
>
>I tried this, and it worked:
>
><code in misccommands>
>
>define command{
>command_name            notify-by-sms
>command_line            /bin/echo '$NOTIFICATIONTYPE$: $HOSTNAME$:
>$SERVICEDESC$ is $SERVICESTATE$ ($OUTPUT$)'| /usr/local/bin/gnokii
>--sendsms $CONTACTPAGER$
>}                                                                                                                             
># 'Host-Notify-by-sms'
>define command{
>command_name            host-notify-by-sms
>command_line            /bin/echo '$NOTIFICATIONTYPE$: $HOSTNAME$ is
>$HOSTSTATE$ ($OUTPUT$)' | /usr/local/bin/gnokii --sendsms $CONTACTPAGER$
>}
>
><code end>
>gnokii likes, in my experience, to get the sms-text on stdin.
>
>You also need to tell nagios, in contacts.cfg that you want to send sms,
>and the number:
>add in you definition:
>
>service_notification_commands   notify-by-sms
>        host_notification_commands      host-notify-by-sms
>        pager                           <your phone-number here>
>        }
>
>
>
>Jon Ottar
>
>  
>




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