thanks for having me! I'm a real n00b when it comes to coding and, so waaay over my head here.
The sending sms via twilio and recieving it in our ticketingsystem/RMM works as expected. In the subject line of the email is the phonenumber from the sender, the email we recieve gets recieved as "+46123456789" (just en example). The RMM we use has an API, I would like the Twilio service to connect to our RMM API and replace the phonenumber with the user email instead of sending number. So when they send sms and we recieve the email the email would then automaticly be assigned to the correct person. Cause the RMM system uses only the email adress when assigning email to a person. I hope this makes sense to someone, i find it so hard to explain what im trying to achieve.
Expecting to recieve an email sent as sms by recognizing the number from our RMM API
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I have an Employee model which has an email address. Sometimes if an email address is not available I generate a fake email address which follows a pattern:
7a157358d72a4d4ebcc01cec8d2debae#virtual.domain.com
I also have notifications in my application. Now, if an employee has a fake email address how can I best check if a notification should be sent? Through notifications via() method? Can someone please help.
I'm trying to set up an autoresponder in Gmail that is not a typical vacation responder that's sent via a separate email. My autoresponder should respond directly to the email that came to the inbox.
There used to be a way with IFTTT, but they've since removed any Gmail triggers.
The reason I am looking for this is that I have a business on Yelp and when customers request quotes on Yelp, they get sent to my email. I can either open the Yelp app (or website) and respond there or respond directly to that email from my email address (it doesn't work to send a separate email to that Yelp email).
Has anyone ever done anything like this before? Alternatively, I was thinking of going the somewhat more complicated route and have an "incoming email" trigger in Zapier and then have something scrape the email for links and set up an automation to respond with my standard response, but that seemed like a lot...
I've solved it with Zapier! Basically, in Zapier you need to set up a Gmail response and respond to the same thread ID as the original email. This will work for any "respond to this email to respond to the client" messages from pages like Yelp for Business.
I am in a project, from where I am facing a problem, because the user wants to sent a short message to his clients smart phone about their UserID and Password by using internet.
If you want to send email then its easily available but for text messages you have to get an API for sms sending. In many countries sms sending api's are available for free. A paid service is telephoney.
Assuming these phones are connected to a wireless provider, many phones can receive texts through email.
Here is AT&T's page on how to send these messages [Link]
There is also the issue of security though. I have no clue whether or not this would be a safe way to transmit someones ID and Password information.
I have pretty standard Qmail toaster installation. I'm using the dot files to set up mail forwarding for my account, so when I recieve an e-mail, this e-mail stays in my mailbox and is also forwarded to another email address. Easy, you say. And yes, it is, it is working fine ... except ... That this another email adress is actually a cell phone number, so I get an SMS notification about each email I recieve.
But, as our phone provider limits the size of an SMS, if I recieve an email with attachment, Qmail tries to forward it to my mobile phone, but this fails, the error message gets back to original email sender and he thinks the email was not delivered at all.
I haven't found any solution to this, but I came to an idea - if there is a possibility to LIMIT the Qmail, so he doesn't forward the specific type of emails (in my case, emails with attachments) ? Or somehow restrict him from sending back the error messages from these forwards ?
Stripmime
http://www.phred.org/~alex/stripmime.html
.qmail-default:
| /usr/local/bin/stripmime.pl | /home/vpopmail/bin/vdelivermail '' myphone#example.com
or
Demime
http://scifi.squawk.com/demime.html (link not working anymore)
.qmail-default:
|/var/qmail/bin/demime -8 myphone#example.com
I'm trying to develop an application in oracle apex that would send SMS to a mobile phone and I don't seem to know how to go about it.
I've read articles on other programming languages but don't know how to implement using apex.
I need instructions to guide me, willing to do any assignments I'd be given.
Why can't you just send them as email?
You can send email to SMS gateways and it will be received as a text message. You will need to know the address used by your recipient's carrier, but there are various sources listing each carrier's address and message format, such as this.
For example, to send to a number typically expressed in the USA as 987-555-0100, you would email 9875550100#SMS-gateway.