SMSjoker-script is a tool that enables users to send SMS messages through SMS-Script-Gateway. It is designed to help automate the process of sending SMS, providing users with increased ease and efficiency.
If you're looking for an easy way to send SMS messages using the SMS-Script-Gateway, then smsjoker-script might be worth checking out. Personally, I find it especially useful for sending SMS from kaddressbook in KDE 3.5.x. The syntax I use is: smsjoker-script "%N" "%F".
One cool thing you can do with smsjoker-script is send the same text message to multiple numbers at once by putting their numbers in a text file. Simply use the following command: /Path/to/the/script/smsjoker [Options] [Destination] [Text]. If you specify a destination, you must also specify a text message. Destination can either be a phone number or the path to a file with numbers listed one per line. Text can either be the SMS message, or the path to a file containing the message.
If you don't specify a destination or text, you'll enter interactive mode. There are also a few options you can use:
- -t [eigen|anonym] will let you choose between showing your own cellphone number as the sender (eigen) or using a default number (anonym).
- -d will put the script in debug mode.
- -p will enforce popups.
Note that there's an important update to version 2.4 of the script: the IP of the smsjoker http-interface has changed, so you should update as soon as possible.
One cool thing you can do with smsjoker-script is send the same text message to multiple numbers at once by putting their numbers in a text file. Simply use the following command: /Path/to/the/script/smsjoker [Options] [Destination] [Text]. If you specify a destination, you must also specify a text message. Destination can either be a phone number or the path to a file with numbers listed one per line. Text can either be the SMS message, or the path to a file containing the message.
If you don't specify a destination or text, you'll enter interactive mode. There are also a few options you can use:
- -t [eigen|anonym] will let you choose between showing your own cellphone number as the sender (eigen) or using a default number (anonym).
- -d will put the script in debug mode.
- -p will enforce popups.
Note that there's an important update to version 2.4 of the script: the IP of the smsjoker http-interface has changed, so you should update as soon as possible.
What's New
Version 2.4: N/A