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Chapter 5. Setting up a SMS Gateway
SendSMS-user configurations
To enable an SMS push, you must set sendsms-port into the ’smsbox’ group and define one or more
’sendsms-user’ groups. Each of these groups define one account, which can be used for the SMS push,
via HTTP interface (see below)
Table 5-10. SendSMS-User Group Variables
Variable Value Description
group (m) sendsms-user This is a mandatory variable
username (m) string Name for the user/account.
password (m) string
Password for the user (see
HTTP interface, below)
name string As in ’sms-service’ groups.
user-deny-ip IP-list
As other deny/allow IP lists, but
for this user (i.e. this user is not
allowed to do the SMS push
HTTP request from other IPs
than allowed ones). If not set,
there is no limitations.
user-allow-IP IP-list
forced-smsc string
Force SMSC ID as a ’string’
(linked to SMS routing, see
’smsc’ groups)
default-smsc string
If no SMSC ID is given with the
send-sms request (see below),
use this one. No idea to use with
forced-smsc.
default-sender phone-number
This number is set as sender if
not set by from get/post
parameter
faked-sender phone-number As in ’sms-service’ groups
max-messages number
concatenation bool
split-chars string
split-suffix string
omit-empty bool
header string
footer string
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