If you opt for SMS Dispatch Manager as a complementary program of our LoriotPro network supervision program, it will allow you to receive SMS alarms generated by our supervision solution directly on your mobile phone. You may be familiar with sending emails from Outlook or Thunderbird or through a website such as Gmail or Yahoo Mail. Once received, Twilio sends a text message to a number declared in the Python script, or whatever variable is. The from parameter should be either an E. Your application makes a post request to Twilio.
PYTHON SEND SMS CODE
The python script code given below can also be forked and used in othe script applications. Write your Python code The to parameter should be the E.164 formatted number of the recipient. In the Configuration pane at the right of the canvas, configure the Send Message node with a sender ID in the From field.
The SMS message must be also visible in the SMS Distach manager queue. The SMS Dispatch Manager program scans this directory at regular intervals to include in its processing queue all the files in an XML format of the correct format (example below) With just a few lines of code, your Python application can send SMS messages with Twilio Programmable Messaging. If the script is running, verify that you have a new XML file in your /bin/sms_queue directory. The recipient list name should be defined first in the SMS Dispatch Manager recipient list SMSgate is an open source Python-based server for sending and especially receiving SMS using multiple GSM modems and SIM cards. To use the script in an online command window, first select the /bin directory and then type the following command: The code is available by default in the /bin directory where the SMS Dispatch Manager program has been installed.īefore using it, check that the path msg_path specified at the beginning of the script points to the path of your installation. Sending SMS from a Python script using the SMS Dispatch Manager program from LUTEUS can be set up quickly using the code presented on this page.
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