Software SMS Server for Linux download

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(BELOW!) FREE DOWNLOAD LINKS FOR:  SMS Server for Linux 1.01
The SMS Server is a powerful, flexible application, that enables you to send and receive SMS messages from mobile devices with your computer. The application uses a standard GSM mobile phone to transmit and receive the messages. The phone is attached to your computer with a Phone-to-PC data cable. The SMS Server for Linux can send and receive about 14 000 messages per day.
(description, more information, click here - SMS sending and receiving for Linux with SMS to SQL gateway- RedHat Debian Suse)

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The SMS Server for Linux is a powerful, flexible application, that enables you to send and receive SMS messages from mobile devices with your computer. The application uses a standard GSM mobile phone to transmit and receive the messages.

(SMS sending and receiving for Linux with SMS to SQL gateway- RedHat Debian Suse)

This is the download page for SMS Server for Linux - The Ozeki SMS Server is a powerful, flexible application, that enables you to send and receive SMS messages from mobile devices with your computer. The application uses a standard GSM mobile phone to transmit and receive the messages. The phone is attached to your computer with a Phone-to-PC data cable.
Capacity and requirements
The Ozeki SMS Server can send and receive about 14 000 messages per day. It needs a Pentium class PC with 64Mb memory and 25Mb hard disk space. It works on major Linux distributions and supports a set of mobile phones.
Software developers
Developers can use Perl, PHP, Bash, C++ or any other programming language to send or receive messages. (The software package contains an example Perl applications.)
Database support
Ozeki SMS for Linux includes database support for all major database servers (MySql , Postgres, Oracle, Sybase, etc...). This means, that an incoming SMS message can atomatically be saved in a database table. Sending a message can be done by inserting a new record inserted into another table.

 

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