smsd 0.1.8 (c)2002,2003 Stepan Roh----------------------------------smsd is client/server system which allows more users to send message tomobile phones with the help of smssend utility (tested with version 3.1).Messages are queued and delivered at all events, which is good if mobileoperator limits number or rate of messages sent from one IP address.Compilation of smsdwake utility-------------------------------E.g. gcc -o smsdwake smsdwake.c (other compiler than gcc can be used).Server adaptation-----------------Ability to recover from errors reported by operator (like exceeded rate ofsent messages) depends on smssend's definition files (*.sms). The shippedcode handles paegas.sms and t-mobile.sms. If you use other operator changethe smsd's source after the line starting with '# FIX: codes and timeouts'.Server run----------./smsd <options>Available options:  --no-syslog      Do not log errors to syslog, but terminate.  --pid-file      Location of pid file (def. /var/run/smsd.pid).  --spool-dir      Message queue directory (def. /var/spool/smsd/).It is necessary to ensure that both server and client can write to messagequeue. It is also necessary to ensure that smsdwake utility has suid to thesame user as the one running smsd - process is that smsdclient stores newmessage in the queue and runs smsdwake who wakes up smsd by signal whichthen processes new message.Client run----------./smsdclient <options> -- <operator> <specific parameters>Available options:  -ms, --msg-size      Max. number of characters per message.  -mm, --max-msg      Max. number of messages per one mail (max is 9).  -ss, --subject-size      Max. message subject length (rest will be cut off).  -ft, --from-type      Type of From header processing: full (default), mail (only mail), user      (only user name from mail).  -fl, --from-list      File with lines in the format shortcut=mail, which makes that header      From is replaced by shortcut.  -ff, --filter-file      File with filter definitions. Each line is in the format: header      filter action. Header is (case insensitive) name of mail header (e.g.      From) or * for any header. Filter is text which must be contained in      the header content (again case insensitive) or * for any value. Action      is either 'reject' (drop immediately) or 'accept' (accept and stop      checking). Filters are evaluated in the order in which they appear in      the file.  -i, --index      Makes the sequence number appear at the beginning of each message.  -r, --reverse      Sends messages in reversed order.  --no-syslog      Do not log errors to syslog, but terminate.  --pid-file      Location of pid file (def. /var/run/smsd.pid).  --spool-dir      Message queue directory (def. /var/spool/smsd/).  --nosend-file      File name whose presence stops sending of the message (def. ~/.smsdclient.nosend).Operator and his parameters are directly passed to smssend.Message text is expected on standard input (can be easily placed in .forwardor similar system for mail forwarding).						Stepan Roh <src@post.cz>