Gammu SMS Daemon is a program that periodically scans GSM modem for received messages, stores them in defined storage and also sends messages enqueued in this storage. It is perfect tool for managing big amounts of received or sent messages and automatically process them.
You can currently store received messages in files or in various databases. MySQL and PostgreSQL are supported natively and wide range of others (including SQLite) through libdbi (libdbi backend is currently not available in Windows builds).
The package includes also tool gammu-smsd-inject which will help
you creating long text messages and gammu-smsd-monitor which
allows you to monitor current status of SMS Daemon or phone.
For managing messages in the database, you can use Kalkun frontend, which provides web interface to messages and phonebook. It currently works only with MySQL database. Check screenshots to see how it looks like.
Gammu 1.27.92 has been just released. There are just few bug fixes in this release and we're heading to 1.28.0, though there are still some rough edges.
Published on 2010-02-17 by Michal Čihař
Gammu 1.27.91 has been just released. This release brings lot of improvements in SMSD (compatibility with most Nokia phones, passing data to RunOnReceive handler in environment and new new nulll backend). It also fixes various bugs and crashes reported by users.
Published on 2010-02-04 by Michal Čihař
SMS Daemon is distributed as part of Gammu so to download
it just get Gammu. If you want to use binary
package, the daemon might be included in separate binary package in your
distribution, try looking for something like gammu-smsd.
The best documentation is available in form of man pages which are distributed with the program. You can also view online documentation for gammu-smsd (the daemon) or gammu-smsdrc (the configuration file).
Check also Frequently Asked Questions.