Apologies for the delay as I promised to have this up the day after GeekDinner Thanks to all those involved with organizing these events, they are really enjoyed by all. Thanks to the sponsors Delheim for providing the wine for the event. Anyway, without further ado here is the presentation I gave on Kannel at [...]
A customer of mine recently asked me for a windows version of Kannel. Prior to this I had no experience with Cygwin/Windows development at all. It was actually extremely simple to build Kannel using Cygwin (thanks to the Kannel developers for being, well, pretty cool ). Obviously it’s not the easiest thing in the world [...]
2009/03/15 - 1:18 pm
Tags: Kannel, PHP, SMPP, TLV
Posted in Business, C, General, Kannel, Linux, Mobile, PHP, Work | 2 comments
I have been relatively quiet the past few weeks with various operations going on, but seeing as I have a few minutes to spare I thought I would do a quick post explaining how to extract SMPP TLV’s using the new Kannel meta data features which are in the current CVS branch. These are scheduled [...]
Following on with my previous themes of making Kannel easier to use for everyone, I have spent some time creating a tool which I think makes it easier to configure Kannel. It is a web based configuration tool which edits Kannel configuration files directly (doesn’t rely on any third party databases etc). I wrote it [...]
2008/12/05 - 10:36 am
Tags: HOWTO, Kannel, SMPP Client
Posted in C, General, Kannel, Mobile | 4 comments
Today I will be covering how to connect Kannel gateway to an SMPP Server. Following on from my previous post, you should have a wapbox, smsbox and bearerbox binary now compiled on your machine. Just to put your minds at ease, I want to cover some basic architecture of Kannel, so you can understand how [...]
2008/11/03 - 1:33 pm
Tags: Compile, HOWTO, Kannel
Posted in General, Mobile | 1 comment
Hey everyone, I am putting together a multi-part post on how to compile Kannel as well as connect it to an SMPP Server and send a few messages through it. I will be using Kubuntu 8.04 for the tutorial but it should apply to most Linux distro’s. Step 1 – Satisfying requirements / dependencies Install [...]
