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Re: SMS service...



Mayuresh A Kathe rearranged electrons thusly:

> I wanted to know if there is a good SMS service available on Linux.

Try the Kannel WAP gateway for setting up WAP services.  As for SMS services
on linux, well, we use a lot of perl (hooked up with exim) internally at bpl
mobile - on several linux boxen.  

So, get yourself a bplmobile phone (if available in your city) and when
there's a tripwire alert (you mean portsentry alert maybe?  tripwire is a
file checksum checker) you can send a mail to mobile-number@xxxxxxxxxxxxx -
it'll turn up as a sms on the mobile-number cellphone.

Other cellular providers also offer similar services - dunno what they run on
- you said "linux" so I chipped in :)

> Reason:
> I could set up a filter on my emails and when a certain criteria is 
> met an SMS will be sent to my mobile.
> In case of a trip wire alert an SMS will be sent.
 
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Suresh Ramasubramanian  <-->  mallet <at> efn <dot> org
EMail Sturmbannfuhrer, Lower Middle Class Unix Sysadmin