Project SMSLink: Analysis and Reporting Scripts install procedure=================================================================(Last modified on 13/03/00)Purpose of each script:-----------------------* sms_stats : Analyses the system log files to count the number of              connections made to the server, of messages successfully	      sent (as a total and as a percentage), and of timeouts	      waiting for a free GSM instance. It then calls sms_users	      to get a count of messages sent per user, and eventually	      sends a mail to the designated admins with all the info.	      The summary info is kept in a file, in a comma-delimited	      format for easy import and further processing. All the SMS	      related entries in the log files are stored in separate	      archive files to avoid being rotated out and lost.* sms_users : Called by sms_stats. Analyses the logs and generates a              rundown of messages sent by user. The users are sorted,	      heaviest user first.* bulksms :   Sends the same SMS message to a list of GSM numbers provided              in a text file. Generates a log file with the result of each              request.Installation and usage:-----------------------1./ Copy those scripts in an appropriate location.    The two reporting scripts should be copied to the location where you store    all of root's maintenance scripts (if you have such a place). For bulksms,    /usr/local/bin would be a good place.2./ Review the global variable defined at the beginning of each script.    There are some values you can customize in the variables defined    at the beginning of each script, such as the summary filename    ($SUMMARY) and its location. Also please make sure the log file    names I'm using match those on your system (as defined in     /etc/syslog.conf).3./ Create the target directories when required.    An archive is kept of all logging information from the SMS subsystem.    This information is kept, by default in a directory called    /var/adm/sms_archive. It is defined by the $ARCHDIR variable in    sms_stats. Please create this directory beforehand and assign to it    the permissions you feel are right for your site.4./ Add the master script to root's crontab.    Schedule sms_stats to be run once a day every day (preferably at some    quiet hour for the system) by adding it to root's crontab file.5./ Create a mailing list in your mail aliases file.    sms_stats will do its reporting by sending a mail to the members of    the "smsmasters" mailing list, as defined in your /etc/aliases file.    Don't forget to run newaliases after modifying it.    By default, those mails are sent on weekdays only (MON-FRI).