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KSMS-Tool

This is a tool for sending SMS via your mobile phone. In principle, every modern mobile phone should be supported.

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The connection to the mobile phone is established via the serial interface. In principle, every serial emulation (e.g. via USB, IrDA, Bluetooth) should also work if an error-free connection is guaranteed (especially in the wireless cases IrDA resp. Bluetooth).
By default, the first serial device (/dev/ttyS0) is used. If another device is to be used, it can be specified as an optional parameter when launching the application, e.g.:

	ksmstool /dev/ttyS1
	ksmstool /dev/ttyUSB0
	ksmstool /dev/ircomm0
	ksmstool /dev/rfcomm0
			

Your can create your own predefined phone book entries by adding them to the file ~/.ksmstool/addressbook.csv. Per line, there is one phone number, followed by the corresponding name; possible seperator characters are tabulators, commas, or semicolons.

All sent SMS are saved in the log file ~/.ksmstool/sent.txt.

KSMS-Tool is available under the GNU General Public License (GPL), and it is partially based on the SMS Server Tools by Stefan Frings which are available under GPL, too.

Note: This application has no longer been maintained since 2007. Here you can download the latest version: KSMS-Tool (RPM), KSMS-Tool (Source). System requirements: Linux, X, and Qt. To launch the application, simply run the command ksmstool.