sherlockwisdom / Afkanerd-DekuDaemon

using mmcli as an SMS execution point. Modems listen for request and execute them one after the other

Deku Daemon

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Dependencies

• Make - https://www.tutorialspoint.com/unix_commands/make.htm
• g++ 4.8 or later - https://courses.cs.washington.edu/courses/cse373/99au/unix/g++.html
• Most development was done with mysql-dev 5.7 in ubuntu, should change that to 8.0

ubuntu

sudo apt install build-essential

manjaro

sudo pacman -S base-devel

• MySQL server

ubuntu

sudo apt install mysql-server
sudo apt install libmysqld-dev

manjaro

sudo pacman -S mysql\

• Doxygen (optional) - https://riptutorial.com/doxygen

ubuntu

sudo apt install doxygen

manjaro

sudo pacman -S doxygen

• ModemManager - comes installed on most Linux systems

For Testing we use the CppUTest; https://cpputest.github.io/manual.html

ubuntu

sudo apt install cpputest

manjaro

sudo pacman -S cpputest

VARIABLES OF CONFIGURATION FILE (.ENV)

- DIR_ISP=""
- DIR_REQUEST_FILE=""
- DIR_SUCCESS=""
- DIR_SCRIPTS="
- DIR_ERROR=""
- STD_NAME_REQUEST_FILE=""
- STD_NAME_WHITELIST_FILE=""
- MYSQL_SERVER=""
- MYSQL_USER=""
- MYSQL_PASSWORD=""
- ISP_EXCHANGE=ISP_NAME{OTHER_ISP_NAMES,,}:ISP_NAME_2{OTHER_ISP_NAMES,,}

How to build and run

make -C src/
./bins/start --c <path to personal configuration file> --mode TEST(default)|PRODUCTION

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Start arguments

--c [configuration file]

--mode PRODUCTION|TEST changes what the console outputs

--show_isp [number]

--run_ussd [code]

--run_ussd_script <path to file>

--exhaust_count [number] warning: do not set less than 3 if using MTN or say, could be very dangerous if automated

--show_isp [number]

--generate_request [number]

--st [number] sleep time for modems, before iterating to check again

--f [filename]

--cleanse

--cleanse-only

--stat-only

--sms-only

--ussd-only --script=key=value e.g --script=modem=0,command=#99#,retry_count=3

--sms

--ls-locked-files-only

--release-locked-files-only

--release-locked-files

--remote-control must be used with --sms switch

Remote-control commands

Default input schema: :command

• Default Prefix: #dri#:
• Custom commands: #tt#: