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kamil365	2010-08-24 , 15:27
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Hi. I was wondering if someone can add this two porviders: http://www1.plus.pl/bsm/
http://sms.orange.pl/
I don't have phyton experience at all. I can translate all the things you need but someone have to tell me exactly...

BTW great app

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	colm.smyth	2010-08-24 , 18:26
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Hi all,

This is not working with Vodafone Ireland, can someone have a look please, get errors regarding number of recipients even though there is only one im trying to send to.

WebTexter works fine but would like this to work for multiple accounts.

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	blubbi	2010-08-24 , 18:31
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Originally Posted by colm.smyth

Hi all,

This is not working with Vodafone Ireland, can someone have a look please, get errors regarding number of recipients even though there is only one im trying to send to.

WebTexter works fine but would like this to work for multiple accounts.

Well, exuse me, but... LEARN TO READ!

VODAFONE NL != VODAFONE IR

... sry I am in a bad mood! ...

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	colm.smyth	2010-08-24 , 19:46
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Well excuse me blubbi, I was not rude about your app, and to be honest I did mistake it for this Web2Sms, the titles are very close, you should change it

Ohh and if you can be bothered please add Vodafone Ireland, although you are a bad advertisement for what appears to be a good app, shame

Originally Posted by blubbi

Well, exuse me, but... LEARN TO READ!

VODAFONE NL != VODAFONE IR

... sry I am in a bad mood! ...

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	blubbi	2010-08-24 , 19:59
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Originally Posted by colm.smyth

Well excuse me blubbi, I was not rude about your app, and to be honest I did mistake it for this Web2Sms, the titles are very close, you should change it

Ohh and if you can be bothered please add Vodafone Ireland, although you are a bad advertisement for what appears to be a good app, shame

Well both apps developed more or less parallel so no one is going to change a name WWW != WEB except the the first letter and I had a reason not to name it web2sms: O2ONLINE uses web2sms for one of their services.

Well I cant add Vodafone IR because I do not have an Account, and if you would bother to READ one or two posts before yours, I explaind why I can't add Providers without a API: Only someone with with an account is able to scrape such a website entirely. So patches are welcome.

Well and since I don't gather any revenue from this app I actually don't care about advertisement and let the app speak for itself.

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Crogge	2010-08-24 , 20:05
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Originally Posted by blubbi

No, that will never work since there is no common interface and every provider needs an extra treatment... sadly...

I see, where can I find the latest www2sms_provisers.py version? I couldn't find the file on my phone.

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	colm.smyth	2010-08-24 , 20:09
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blubbi, when i clicked the link it brough me to the last page, as i said I though this was Web2SMS and www does mean web in a sense so some people see www and think web

Anyway good luck, but you have bad attitude and should adjust it

Originally Posted by blubbi

Well both apps developed more or less parallel so no one is going to change a name WWW != WEB except the the first letter and I had a reason not to name it web2sms: O2ONLINE uses web2sms for one of their services.

Well I cant add Vodafone IR because I do not have an Account, and if you would bother to READ one or two posts before yours, I explaind why I can't add Providers without a API: Only someone with with an account is able to scrape such a website entirely. So patches are welcome.

Well and since I don't gather any revenue from this app I actually don't care about advertisement and let the app speak for itself.

Cheers
Bjoern

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	blubbi	2010-08-24 , 20:10
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Originally Posted by Crogge

I see, where can I find the latest www2sms_provisers.py version? I couldn't find the file on my phone.

Sure it is on your phone.

But use the latest code here:
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=132

I cant commit it to the devel overlay because I have some trouble with the debian/rules file.

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	maya	2010-08-25 , 02:41
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Originally Posted by blubbi

Sure, if you provide the required information.
If the provider provides a API it is easy an I can do it ASAP. If there is no API only people with an Account can "scrape" the website correctly and send me a patch to include it into www2sms

well, I do not know what you need, but the betamax has the same pattern. Something like:
https: / / www.voipbusterpro.com / myaccount / sendsms.php
https: / / www.telbo.com / myaccount / sendsms.php
always with login, password and phone number, of course

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	blubbi	2010-08-25 , 07:43
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Originally Posted by maya

well, I do not know what you need, but the betamax has the same pattern. Something like:
https: / / www.voipbusterpro.com / myaccount / sendsms.php
https: / / www.telbo.com / myaccount / sendsms.php
always with login, password and phone number, of course.

Okay, voipbusterpro seems to have a nice API and it is no problem to include it:
http://www.voipbusterpro.com/en/sms_instructions.html

Code:

https://www.voipbusterpro.com/myaccount/sendsms.php?username=xxxxxxxxxx&password=xxxxxxxxxx&from=xxxxxxxxxx&to=xxxxxxxxxx&text=xxxxxxxxxx


Explanation of the variables: 
username: your VoipBuster Pro username 
password: your VoipBuster Pro password 
from: your username or your verified phone number. Always use international format for the number starting with +, for instance +491701234567 
to: the number you wish to send the sms to. Always use international format starting with +, for instance +491701234567 
text: the message you want to sendd

Telbo seems to use the same API:

Code:

https://www.telbo.com/myaccount/sendsms.php?username=xxxxxxxxxx&password=xxxxxxxxxx&from=xxxxxxxxxx&to=xxxxxxxxxx&text=xxxxxxxxxx


Explanation of the variables: 
username: your Telbo username 
password: your Telbo password 
from: your username or your verified phone number. Always use international format for the number starting with +, for instance +491701234567 
to: the number you wish to send the sms to. Always use international format starting with +, for instance +491701234567 
text: the message you want to send

So it should be easy to include these two provider.

As soon as I figured out how to precompile the python files within the debian/rules file I'll add those two provider.

Cheers
Bjoern

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