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Chapter 5. Setting up a SMS Gateway
Variable Value Description
keyword (m) word
Services are identified by the
first word in the SMS Each ‘%s’
in the URL corresponds to one
word in the SMS message.
Words are separated with spaces.
A keyword is matched only if the
number of words in the SMS
message is the same as the
number of ‘%s’ fields in the
URL. This allows you to
configure the gateway to use
different URLs for the same
keyword depending on the
number of words the SMS
message contains.
aliases word-list
If the service has aliases, they
are listed as a list with each entry
separated with a semicolon (’;’)
name string
Optional name to identify the
service in logs. If unset,
keyword is used.
get-url (c) URL
Requested URL. The url can
include a list of parameters,
which are parsed before the url is
fetched. See below for these
parameters. Also works with
plain ’url’
post-url (c) URL
Requested URL. As above, but
request is done as POST, not
GET. Always matches the
keyword, regardless of pattern
matching. See notes on POST
otherwhere.
post-xml (c) URL
Requested URL. As above, but
request is done as XML POST.
Always matches the keyword,
regardless of pattern matching.
See notes on POST otherwhere
and XML Post
file (c) filename
File read from a local disc. Use
this variable only if no url is set.
All escape codes (parameters) in
url are supported in filename.
The last character of the file
(usually linefeed) is removed.
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