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See this for sending an SMS from a script; but I don't know how to trigger a script on an incoming message.
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Thanks. I was planning to use smssend for the sending but your solution is just as good if not better as it does not require an extra package installed.
The remaining question is, how to trigger a command from receiving an SMS. I have a feeling that dbus might be somehow involved but despite having spent the last 25 years of my life writing software for a living, dbus remains a big mystery to me
The remaining question is, how to trigger a command from receiving an SMS. I have a feeling that dbus might be somehow involved but despite having spent the last 25 years of my life writing software for a living, dbus remains a big mystery to me
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(should be) definitely possible.
Phone control is the easy way to go for sending.
And for triggering you are right dbus Hyes, a big mistery) is involved. Have a look at dbus-scripts-settings (a package). This allows all user configurable actions (scripts).
Unfortunately I do not know the syntax for incoming SMS.
But for calls something like this is working for me here.
Phone control is the easy way to go for sending.
And for triggering you are right dbus Hyes, a big mistery
) is involved. Have a look at dbus-scripts-settings (a package). This allows all user configurable actions (scripts).Unfortunately I do not know the syntax for incoming SMS.
But for calls something like this is working for me here.
~ $ cat /etc/dbus-scripts.d/call
# This file was generated by dbus-scripts-settings
# If you edit it by hand you might confuse the program,
# and you might lose your changes next time the program runs.
#:call_start
/opt/scripts/call_start.sh * * com.nokia.mce.signal sig_call_state_ind active normal
#:call_end
/opt/scripts/call_end.sh * * com.nokia.mce.signal sig_call_state_ind none normal
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The code can be literally found on the related wiki page (https://wiki.maemo.org/PyMaemo/Phone...d_SMS_examples)
I have not tested this, but I used to have a similar script to act on incoming phonecalls.
HTML Code:
import gobject, dbus
from dbus.mainloop.glib import DBusGMainLoop
def handle_sms(pdu, msgcenter, somestring, sendernumber):
print 'New message from %s' % sendernumber
DBusGMainLoop(set_as_default=True)
bus = dbus.SystemBus()
bus.add_signal_receiver(handle_sms, path='/com/nokia/phone/SMS', dbus_interface='Phone.SMS', signal_name='IncomingSegment')
gobject.MainLoop().run()
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Originally Posted by ade
Then with dbus-scripts something like
I have not tested this, but I used to have a similar script to act on incoming phonecalls.HTML Code:DBusGMainLoop(set_as_default=True) bus = dbus.SystemBus() bus.add_signal_receiver(handle_sms, path='/com/nokia/phone/SMS', dbus_interface='Phone.SMS', signal_name='IncomingSegment') gobject.MainLoop().run()
action-script.sh * * com.nokia.phone.sms IncomingSegment
should work, too.
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Originally Posted by ade
I've read through that page looking for exactly this same thing and missed it, not really knowing what "IncomingSegment" meant. That and the disclaimer at the top and paucity of headings. And my total ignorance of dbus.
The code can be literally found on the related wiki page (https://wiki.maemo.org/PyMaemo/Phone...d_SMS_examples)
I have not tested this, but I used to have a similar script to act on incoming phonecalls.
Maybe I can finally write that SMS Eliza-bot to chat with my wife when she texts me.
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2015-07-19
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Originally Posted by taixzo
This one requires the QtMobility library to be installed. When I was writing my "panic button" script, I didn't have that installed and instead of investigating further I used part of the python dbus script (two examples down from ssms.py on the "Phone control" page) instead.
See this for sending an SMS from a script; but I don't know how to trigger a script on an incoming message.
So I concocted a plan to update my voicemail prompt with something like, "this number is no longer valid, please call XYZ instead".
However, the vast majority of my mobile communication by far - about 99.95% - is by SMS.
So my idea is, setting up one of my spare N900s with my old SIM and some app or a script or whatever that would automatically reply to any incoming SMS with a prompt to update their address book - and leaving it running for a year or so, or until the credit runs out, whichever comes sooner.
Now, I am aware of SMSCON but have no experience with it. Having read its wiki, I am not entirely convinced it is cut out for the job. I do not want to set up a master number and definitely cannot expect people sending me messages to include special codes in them. I just want it to autoreply to any incoming message with a predefined text. Kinda like an SMS equivalent of an "out of the office" email.
Any ideas? Before I take the SMSCON code and start hacking it into shape