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raven authored on 21/04/2015 19:44:27
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-# sms |
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-This is a simple bash script that allows you to send sms-textmessages using the the HTTP-API of sms-revolution.ch |
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+# SMS |
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+This is a simple bash script that allows you to send sms-textmessages using the the HTTP-API of ```sms-revolution.ch``` |
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+It supports a simple contact-list, and entering your message using vim. |
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+## Recipient |
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+When prompted ```To:``` you can either enter a number, corresponding to a entry in the contact-list (which will be printed), or enter a phone number (starting with ```0``` or ```+``` ). |
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+The number will be posted to ```httpsms.php``` and phrased there. (aka. you can use any format, both when prompted and in the contact-list, that their backend can pharse) |
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+Please note that ```contacts``` needs to be in the format of ```^name,phonenumber$```, one entry per line. (see ```contacts_example```) |
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+## Message body |
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+When prompted ```Message: ``` you can either enter your message directly or enter one of the following to get to the corresponding prompt/editor; |
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+* ```cat``` cat (crtl-d to finish editing) |
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+* ```sed``` sed (empty line to finish editing) |
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+* ```vim``` vim (close editor to finish editing) (ps. preserves message if it is or can not be sent) |
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+Before sending the message you are prompted whether it should be sent. (```n``` will set ``action=info``; the request will be sent, however ```httpsms.php``` will only return information (how it interpreted your input and whether the message could be sent) but not send the message. |
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+## Config |
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+```config_example``` should be more or less self-explanatory. Note that ```user``` is your sms-revolution.ch username and ```password``` the md5-hash of the coresponding password. And you are going to want to set ```action=info``` when first testing this script. |
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+(ps. md5 is a fairly old, easy to dehash algorithm and http:// is not encrypted. Hence I strongly recommend using a unique password for that site. (you are going to be doing the equivalent of ```hanging your password on the nearest blackboard``` if you use their API.)) |
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+http://sms-revolution.ch/API/wiki/index.php?title=SMS-Revolution.ch-API_SMS:_HTTP |
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+# your username |
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+user= |
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+# the md5-hash of your user-password |
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+password= |
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+# the id to send from. (1: your phonenumber. 2-5: sender id 1-4) |
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+from=1 |
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+# send sends the message, info only returns information. |
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+# (ps. Use this for testing) |
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+action=send |
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+# 0: discount, 1: basic, 2: pro |
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+typ=2 |
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+# unix-timestamp at which the message will be sent. 0=now |
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+timestamp=0 |
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+# text or xml |
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+return=text |
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+# 1: returns different headers, 0: will always return 200 |
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+httphead=1 |
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#!/bin/bash |
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-############# |
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-user=raven |
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-password=b89e8bd7e3e456ad7c137f70818052f7 |
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-from=1 |
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-action=send |
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-typ=2 |
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-timestamp=0 |
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-return=text |
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-httphead=1 |
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+# find location of the script |
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+# ## TODO Softcode this. |
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+pwd=~/src/sms |
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+# set user variables. (see config_example) |
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+. ~/src/sms-data/config |
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+# Where to store the tempfile when using vim |
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sms_tempfile=~/.sms_temp |
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-############## |
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+########### |
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n=1; |
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-for entry in $(cat ~/src/sms/contacts);do |
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+for entry in $(cat $pwd/../sms-data/contacts);do |
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echo $n $entry; |
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n=$(($n+1)) |
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done; |
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case $toinput in |
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[\+0][0-9]* ) nr=$toinput; break;; |
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[1-9]* ) n=0; |
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- for entry in $(cat ~/src/sms/contacts);do |
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+ for entry in $(cat $pwd/../sms-data/contacts);do |
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n=$(($n+1)) |
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if (($n==$toinput)); then |
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nr=$(echo $entry|cut -d ',' -f2) |
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curl http://www.sms-revolution.ch/API/httpsms.php -d user=$user \ |
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-d password=$password --data-urlencode "text=$messageinput" \ |
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-d to=$nr -d from=$from -d action=$action -d typ=$typ \ |
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- -d timestamp=$timestamp -d return=$return -d httphead=$httphead \ |
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-if (($tempdata==1)); then |
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- if $(echo $response | grep 200); then |
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+ -d timestamp=$timestamp -d return=$return -d httphead=$httphead |
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+# TODO get a usable return value from curl and actualy make this work. |
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+if (($tempdata == 1)); then |
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+ if $(echo $response | grep 100); then |
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rm $sms_tempfile |
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else |
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- echo "response was not 200, leaving tempfile where it is" |
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+ echo "response was not 100, leaving tempfile where it is" |
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fi |
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fi |