gsmsmsd: version 1.10 [compiled Aug 15 2015]

gsmsmsd: [-a action][-b baudrate][-C sca][-d device][-f][-h][-I init string] [-s spool dir][-t][-v]{sms_type} -a, --action the action to execute when an SMS arrives (SMS is send to stdin of action) -b, --baudrate baudrate to use for device (default: 38400) -c, --concatenate start ID for concatenated SMS messages -C, --sca SMS service centre address -d, --device sets the device to connect to -D, --direct enable direct routing of SMSs -f, --flush flush SMS from store -F, --failed directory to move failed SMS to, if unset, the SMS will be deleted -h, --help prints this message -I, --init device AT init sequence -L, --syslog log errors and information to syslog -P, --priorities number of priority levels to use, (default: none) -r, --requeststat request SMS status report -s, --spool spool directory for outgoing SMS -S, --sent directory to move sent SMS to, if unset, the SMS will be deleted -t, --store name of SMS store to use for flush and/or temporary SMS storage -v, --version prints version and exits -X, --xonxoff switch on software handshake sms_type may be any combination of sms, no_sms controls reception of normal SMS cb, no_cb controls reception of cell broadcast messages stat, no_stat controls reception of status reports default is "sms cb stat" If no action is given, the SMS is printed to stdout If -P is given, it activates the priority system and sets the number or levels to use. For every level, there must be directories named <spool directory>+<priority level>. For example "-P 2 -s queue -S send -F failed" needs the following directories: queue1/ queue2/ send1/ send2/ failed1/ failed2/ Before sending one SMS from queue2, all pending SMS from queue1 will be sent.