sms control
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 2:52 am
im trying to generate events using sms ive tried the email and pidgin plugins, using the pidgin plugin was cool but i could only generate one event so i couldnt control much and to use the email plugin i installed hmailserver its instant and runs scripts so it could generate events based on diffrerent criteria im trying to use something like "if subject = lron run function C:\folder\lron.bat , i have 10 or 20 of these dif batch files to run dif events that work ffine with eventghost that id like to run from sms too.
im not sure of the best way to use sms to control pc/eventghost but it seems like it would be the most flexible and robust using eventghost if i knew anything about a script. otherwise im stuck checking email every minute. http://www.hmailserver.com/forum/viewto ... =7&t=15655
hmailserver
"hMailServer provides all of the important functionality you need to run your own e-mail server. As a user of hMailServer, you get continuous updates and great support from other users and developers in the forum. hMailServer is a free product. Free when it comes to the price, and free when it comes to how you can use or distribute it. hMailServer supports the open email standards POP3, SMTP and IMAP4. This makes the server compatible with most email clients available. hMailServer 4 and earlier versions are licensed as open source under the GPL license. Later versions of hMailServer (version 5 and later) are still free of charge but closed source."
Ryan
im not sure of the best way to use sms to control pc/eventghost but it seems like it would be the most flexible and robust using eventghost if i knew anything about a script. otherwise im stuck checking email every minute. http://www.hmailserver.com/forum/viewto ... =7&t=15655
hmailserver
"hMailServer provides all of the important functionality you need to run your own e-mail server. As a user of hMailServer, you get continuous updates and great support from other users and developers in the forum. hMailServer is a free product. Free when it comes to the price, and free when it comes to how you can use or distribute it. hMailServer supports the open email standards POP3, SMTP and IMAP4. This makes the server compatible with most email clients available. hMailServer 4 and earlier versions are licensed as open source under the GPL license. Later versions of hMailServer (version 5 and later) are still free of charge but closed source."
Ryan