NOTE: The database format from version 1.0 to 1.1 changed! You must add column
dreport to outbox table.

NOTE: The database format from version 1.1 to 1.2 changed! You must add column
phone to outbox and inbox tables.

NOTE: The database format from version 1.3 to 1.4 changed! You must add
columns not_before and not_after to outbox.

NOTE: The database format from version 1.4.X to 1.5.X changed. Dump data,
delete db, create new db from schema and load data from backup.

NOTE: You must NOT ./configure --disable-shared in gnokii directory to let
smsd compile correctly.

INTRODUCTION

The SMSD (SMS daemon) program is intended for receiving and sending SMS's.
I provide the program AS IS without any warranty under GPL.

The program is designed to use modules (plugins) to work with an SQL server.
Currently are supported PostgreSQL, MySQL and a special module 'file' which is
designed to work without an SQL database (see below for special instructions
for the file module). See option --module. SMSD uses an SQL server as a
repository for SMS's. You must create a database (default name is 'sms') with
tables defined in sms.tables.{module}.sql files. Table 'inbox' is for
received SMS's:
number     - phone number from which is sms received
smsdate    - date set by SMS center
insertdate - date SMS was inserted into table
text       - SMS text
phone      - number of phone to use. If you use smsd without -t option you
             can ignore this column. See -t option below.
processed  - smsd sets this always to FALSE. You can use it for another
             program which will parse SMS's.

When the phone receives an SMS, SMSD moves it into 'inbox' table and
removes the SMS from the phone.

Table 'outbox' is for outgoing SMS's. SMSD periodicaly looks into this table
and searches for lines with attribute 'processed' set to FALSE. If it find
such SMS, it will send SMS to 'number':
number         - recipient's phone number
processed_date - date of processing SMS.
insertdate     - date of inserting SMS in table
text           - SMS text
phone          - number of phone to use. If you use smsd without -t option you
                 must not fill this column. See -t option below.
processed      - new SMS must have this attribut set to FALSE. 
                 SMSD will send this SMS and will update 'processed' to TRUE.
error          - This attribute contains return value of gn_sms_send() function.
                 For explanation of numeric values see <gnokii/error.h> in
                 gnokii source.                 
dreport        - request for delivery report per message. Possible values
                 are 0 for no delivery report, 1 for delivery report.
not_before     - sms will not be send before this time (default 00:00:00).
not_after      - sms will not be send after this time (default 23:59:59).

SMSD is multi threaded program. If you list processes you will see more then
one instance of smsd.

MySQL, PosgreSQL module supports incoming multipart SMSes. It uses special
table called 'multipartinbox':
number     - same as inbox
smsdate    - same as inbox
insertdate - same as inbox
text       - same as inbox
phone      - same as inbox
processed  - same as inbox
refnum     - identifier of the multipart series (all parts have the same
             refnum)
maxnum     - total number of SMS parts
curnum     - number of current part within the series


THE FILE MODULE

This module doesn't need an SQL server to work. For incoming messages it
work in a way that it calls a program giving phone number, date as parameter
and the message text on stdin. In the smsd directory there is as example file
action. It shows sms data to stdout. If you want something usefull you must
write your own action.
For outgoing messages you can set spool directory where smsd looks
regularly.

Incoming sms are passed in format
action number date < sms

Outgoing sms must be in format:
number
text

The name of file is unimportant but smsd ignores all files with prefix
"ERR.". If smsd succesfuly sends sms, it removes file from spool directory.
If smsd cannot sends sms prepend file with "ERR." prefix and ignores it.

If you use -m file, -u (--user) and -c (--host) will have other meaning.
-u is for action (action must be executable)
-c is for spool directory where smsd looks for sms's. Smsd must have read
   and write permissions to this directory.

-p, -d parameters have no meaning when -m file is used.

If you don't specify -u, default action is to print sms to stdin.
If you don't specify -c, sms sending will be disabled.



OPTIONS

Options:
-u, --user db_username
	Specify user name.

-p, --password db_password
	Specify user password.

-d, --db db_name
	Specify database name.
 
-c, --host db_hostname
	Specify database server host name.

-s, --schema db_schema
	Specify database schema.

-e, --encoding client_encoding
	Specify client encoding for database connection.

-m, --module db_module
	Specify which module to use for connection to DB server.
	Currently supported are pq for PostgreSQL, mysql for MySQL, sqlite for 
	SQLite3 and file for the text file (see THE FILE MODULE section).
	Default is file module. 

-l, --libdir path_to_db_module
	Specify path to DB modules. If you specify pq module, smsd searches
	in libdir for file libsmsd_pq.so (for mysql - libsmsd_mysql.so).
	Do not interchange this plugins with default SQL libraries from
	database distribution!

-f, --logfile file
	If used, smsd will monitor sms traffic to file "file". File is
	reopened and closed for every message so you can simply rename or
	delete it if you want rotate logs. If you use '-' as filename smsd
	will use standard output.

-t, --phone phone_number
	You can run more instances of smsd. One instance per phone. In this
	setup you must configure phone section in the config file. For example:

	[global]
	port = /dev/ttyS0
	model = 6110
	initlength = default
	connection = serial
	bindir = /usr/local/sbin/
	use_locking = no
	serial_baudrate = 38400
	smsc_timeout = 10

	[phone_1]
	port = /dev/ttyS0
	model = 6110
	initlength = default
	connection = serial
	bindir = /usr/local/sbin/
	use_locking = no
	serial_baudrate = 38400

	[phone_2]
	port = /dev/ttyS1
	model = AT
	initlength = default
	connection = serial
	bindir = /usr/local/sbin/
	use_locking = no
	serial_baudrate = 38400
	smsc_timeout = 10

	In this setup if you run smsd without -t option it will use config
	from global section. If you run smsd with -t 1 it will use config
	from phone_1 and likewise with -t 2 uses phone_2. In case of use -t
	option smsd fill phone number for incoming sms's and in outbox it
	looks only for sms's with the specified phone number in column
	'phone'. This behaviour give you possibility to run one instance
	of smsd for every phone you have at the same time.

-i, --interval interval    
	Polling interval for incoming sms's in seconds. Default is 1 second.

-S, --maxsms number    
	When phone driver doesn't support sms status it is possible
	to specify number of sms's supported by phone. Default is 10.
	If driver support sms status this option is ignored.

-b, --inbox memory_type
	Where to look for new messages.  For the memory_type you usually use
	SM for the SIM card and ME for the phone memory. The exception are the
	phones supported by nk7110 (Nokia 7110/6210/6250) and nk6510 (Nokia   
	6310/6510/8310) drivers. For these you should use IN for the Inbox, OU
	for the Outbox, AR for the Archive, TE for the Templates and F1,
	F2, ... for your own folders.

-0, --firstpos0
	SMSD starts messages reading from position 1. If your phone stores
	sms's from postion 0, use this option.

-v, --version
	Shows smsd version.

-h, --help
	Shows short help.



COMPILATION

SMSD is now compiled by default with gnokii 'make' command; see detailed
instructions in top level INSTALL file.
The configure script autodetects the plugins to build:
 - the PostgreSQL module is built if pg_config is present
   (plugin file is libsmsd_pq.so)
 - the MySQL module is built if mysql_config is present
   (plugin file is libsmsd_mysql.so)
 - the SQLIte module is built if sqlite3 libraries are detected
   (plugin file is libsmsd_sqlite.so)
 - the file module is built if glib is present
   (plugin file is libsmsd_file.so)

Note that you can build all of the modules (libsmsd_pq, libsmsd_mysql and
libsmsd_file) but you should load just one.

SMSD shares gnokii's runtime configuration file and libgnokii.


Jan Derfinak <ja (at) mail (dot) upjs (dot) sk>