Ward, your sms send script works but only accepts the first word after the destination number on the command line unless the message is in quotes. Is that expected or did I type something wrong.
Not done on purpose, unfortunately not very knowledgeable about forum settings (I still can't manage to post code in a post window LOL!)
do they still sell their voip box things.... or all vamp'd new company... oh i see https://www.vonageforhome.com/.... they do
Step 2: When a E911 call is made a notification is sent to your server, you will receive a POST (JSON format) from the BulkVS servers in one of the following three forms.
NOTE: In our example we will use 3109060901 as the caller of 911 and 1.1.1.1 as the example server who made the 911 call.
Example 1: Normal call which completed
{"Caller ID":"13109060901","Called":"911","Result":"Number Provisioned. Call allowed.","IP Address":"1.1.1.1","Time":"Wed, 12 Feb 20 13:46:00 +0000","Unixtime":13109060901}Thanks for the tip. I will keep digging.
JSON processing is quite straigt forward. I've been using the following code successfully. Give a try.
<?php
/* Replace following labels with your personal data:
[archive-email-address] for instance [email protected]
[destination-email-address] for instance [email protected]
*/
/*
This is e911.php
A tiny script from Halea for the purpose of receiving e911 messages from BulkVS and emailing them out.
The incoming URL from BulkVS is like:
http://[YOUR-WEBSERVER]:80/e911.php
with a POST in JSON format with one of the following three payloads:
Example 1: Normal call which completed
{"Caller ID":"13109060901","Called":"911","Result":"Number Provisioned. Call allowed.","IP Address":"1.1.1.1","Time":"Wed, 12 Feb 20 13:46:00 +0000","Unixtime":13109060901}
Example 2: Unprovisioned call rejected with 503, you have not added this number to our database
{"Caller ID":"13109060901","Called":"911","Result":"Number not Provisioned. Rejected call with SIP 503 Message.","IP Address":"1.1.1.1","Time":"Wed, 12 Feb 20 13:44:14 +0000","Unixtime":1581515054}
Example 3: Unprovisioned call allowed through, you have not added this number to our database but as previously requested you would like these calls allowed for a fee.
{"Caller ID":"13109060901","Called":"911","Result":"Number not Provisioned. Call allowed and Unprovisioned Fee has been assessed to your account.","IP Address":"1.1.1.1","Time":"Wed, 12 Feb 20 13:46:46 +0000","Unixtime":1581515206}
In response the sender would expect the word "OK" as the response to indicate receipt.
*/
// Let's determine the IP address of the gateway which POSTed this JSON to our server:
// whether ip is from share internet
if (!empty($_SERVER['HTTP_CLIENT_IP']))
{
$ip_address = $_SERVER['HTTP_CLIENT_IP'];
}
// whether ip is from proxy
elseif (!empty($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']))
{
$ip_address = $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'];
}
// whether ip is from remote address
else
{
$ip_address = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
}
// echo $ip_address;
// The incoming json string from bulkvs is structured like:
// $json = {"Caller ID":"13109060901","Called":"911","Result":"Number Provisioned. Call allowed.","IP Address":"1.1.1.1","Time":"Wed, 12 Feb 20 13:46:00 +0000","Unixtime":13109060901}
$json = file_get_contents('php://input');
$json_array = json_decode($json,TRUE);
// The "From:" field in an email message is required for proper processing although not necessary in our case. Nevertheless, we will use one which will also serve as a carbon-copy message archive for the gateway.
$email_headers = "From: [archive-email-address]"."\r\n"."CC: [archive-email-address]";
$email_to = "[destination-email-address]";
$email_subject = "JSON_POST_FR_IP ".$ip_address." says 911_Call_Request from CID ".$json_array['Caller ID']." to ".$json_array['Called'].", which resulted in: ".$json_array['Result'];
$email_text = "JSON POST from BulkVS is parsed as follows \r\n";
$email_text .= "------------------------------------------ \r\n";
$email_text .= "Caller ID : ".$json_array['Caller ID']."\r\n";
$email_text .= "Called : ".$json_array['Called']."\r\n";
$email_text .= "Result : ".$json_array['Result']."\r\n";
$email_text .= "IP Address : ".$json_array['IP Address']."\r\n";
$email_text .= "Time : ".$json_array['Time']."\r\n";
$email_text .= "Unixtime : ".$json_array['Unixtime']."\r\n";
// Following requires that sendmail is installed and operational on the web server where this php file is running.
mail($email_to,$email_subject,$email_text,$email_headers);
echo "OK";
?>
https://www.anveo.com/api/v1.asp?apikey=123456789&action=sms&from=12125556666&destination=12025554444&message=This is a test. (note: the %20's don't show up between words in the inline code of the 'message' portion, but in the actual http url are present).https://portal.bulkvs.com/sendSMS?apikey=12345678&apisecret=987654321&from=19595556666&to=121266677777&message=Test 3.
The way I send sms via bulkvs is by emailing my message to an outgoing-sms-emailbox. There is a php script that checks the mailbox periodically. Each email is fetched from the mailbox, its content parsed and formatted to bulkvs' sms requirements (json) and curl'ed to it.
I encountered the same problem. I ended up using the Windows Linux Subsystem to give me a bash console which allowed me to use the script. I have a small batch file on my Windows desktop with runs the WLS and asks me for the number and message. It is crude but it works and keeps my staff from accessing the server. I put together a similar setup on android using the termux app and a link on my home screen which runs the send sms script.
Curl and bash are available for Windows both as windows executables(any Win version) and via WSL(Windows 10).
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