On the RUTM30, a pop-up message appears on the web interface to indicate that an SMS has been received – is there a trigger for this event that allows a Lua script to be started?
Hello,
On RutOS there is an Event Juggler service that can be utilized to execute a Lua script when an SMS is received. This feature allows you to create event-based triggers and define actions, such as running custom scripts and much more.
You can find more information and detailed instructions on Event Juggler’s service here:
Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions or need assistance with setup.
Best regards,
Hello – all right, after a few attempts, I found the trigger for an incoming SMS. I wrote a LUA script that executes a very simple function. I discovered that the event is only triggered once by an incoming SMS; a second (and subsequent) incoming SMS messages are ignored. The only way I could work around this was to disable the event in a subsequent script, re-enable it after a short wait, and perform a reload. Only then are further incoming SMS messages considered. Is there another way?
Hello,
To better understand the behavior, could you please provide some screenshots of your Event Juggler configuration windows? Thank you.
Best regards,
Hello,
Thank you for your update and sharing the screenshots. Could you please clarify what is currently specified in the Condition’s White-List Lua plugin?
Also, have you tried adjusting the parameters, e.g., setting the Trigger interval value to something like 1–5 and the Action’s delay to 1-2, to see if this changes the SMS reading behavior you’ve noticed?
Best regards,
Hi,
the Condition’s WhiteList check’s via a csv-file if the sender-Cell-No is member of this WhiteList and is allowed to trigger something
I don’t touch the paramters like Trigger-Interval or action delay - I can Check it, if I can trigger a second time my incomming-SMS-Lua-script after a delay, but this is not the reaction, I like to get
I also can use a whatchdog to have a look on the SMS-inbox, if there is a new Message, but this strategy will use additional pervormance on my RUTM30-CPU
Hello,
Could you please confirm whether this issue or request related to the incoming SMS event is still relevant? If so, could you share the Lua script you’re currently using or any additional details that might help us better understand the behavior you’re observing?
Best regards,
Hello,
at this time I’m not able to proof my script for a watchdog which ist looking into the inbox-folder because my camper is alredy in winter-sleep.
On my last vacation with my camper where the RUTM30 is installed I had some other issues which are more important to solve than to test the watchdog.
Should I give an answer in the spring or should this topic be closed?
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