All Blog Posts Tagged 'frontlinesms' (5)

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In late May of this year, I assisted a local crisis center in deploying a solution we've now dubbed "FamilyFIRST". FamilyFIRST is an SMS based system that allows victims of domestic violence to reach out to police, crisis counselors, and to document abuse incidents all via simple SMS messaging.



When the project first began, neither I nor the agency involved were sure how it would be received or if it would even be used. Educating victims to think proactively in crisis situation is a… Continue

Keyword actions can take advantage of the following substitutions in generated messages:

Sender phone number	${sender_number}	The phone number that the message came from
Sender's name	${sender_name}	The name of the contact that this message came from. This will not work if the contact is not saved in FrontlineSMS.
Recipient's phone number	${recipient_number}	The phone…

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For those trying to get their heads around the FrontlineSMS source code, here's a quick breakdown of the FrontlineSMS architecture as it stands, and some brief notes about how we plan to move it forward.











FrontlineSMS Core



The "FrontlineSMS Core" comprises the central controller of the FrontlineSMS system, managing interaction between phones, stored data such as contact details, and an end-user's view and manipulation of the system.… Continue

Hi all,



I make this post to give my experience for using a Nokia 3220 and FrontlineSMS 1.5.4 under linux ubuntu, using 2.6.24-16-generic kernel.



First i connect my phone to my computer, and ubuntu detected it like a ppp modem, and mounted it on /dev/ACM0.

Here is my syslog output :

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Jan 26 11:35:09 tsf-niger-desktop kernel: [250511.859379] usb 3-2: new full… Continue