Checkers | # 81 | 2011-04-15, 19:43 | Report

i have also tried different numbers to see if the problem was with the specific number. Also tried reboot and no issues sending texts the usual way

xur17 | # 82 | 2011-04-15, 19:57 | Report

I'm not really sure what else could be wrong. You could try using the smssend command in the terminal to send a message, and see if that works, since that is what I am using:

/usr/bin/smssend -s -n NUMBERHERE -m MESSAGE

I am working on a new version that won't have smssend as a dependency, which may fix your problem.

Checkers | # 83 | 2011-04-15, 20:03 | Report

Did that as it failed again. i even tried uninstalling and then reinstalling

xur17 | # 84 | 2011-04-15, 20:04 | Report

So the smssend command didn't work for you?

You may want to ask in the smssend thread then.

Checkers | # 85 | 2011-04-15, 20:06 | Report

so you reckon it could be issues with that then ????

I will try and install a newer version. I wil let you know my outcome. Cheers for teh time you spent to help

xur17 | # 86 | 2011-04-15, 20:08 | Report

Yeah, that's my guess if you tried manually entering the smssend command into the terminal as root, and it still didn't work.

I am working on the new version, I am just trying to figure out the sms flash support right now. Hopefully I can finish it today - I'll let you know.

Checkers | # 87 | 2011-04-15, 20:12 | Report

Yes if you dont mind, Whats flash support ????

xur17 | # 88 | 2011-04-15, 20:13 | Report

It is called a flash sms message. It makes the message show up differently on the device you send it to. Try googling it for more details.

Checkers | # 89 | 2011-04-15, 20:23 | Report

Will do,

Just got it working pal

installed the version up of smssend and its work. Cheers for your time,. Brilliant work if you cant still let us know of ur new version it would be appreciated.

xur17 | # 90 | 2011-04-15, 20:36 | Report

What ended up making it work for you?