# $OpenBSD: smsd.conf.openbsd,v 1.3 2010/06/30 16:45:27 sthen Exp $
# See /usr/local/share/doc/smstools/configure.html for more details

devices = GSM1
#devices = GSM1, GSM2
loglevel = 7

# After initial setup this might be a good option; notices by default,
# but debug logging is buffered and stored to another file after an error.
#loglevel = 5
#smart_logging = yes

# setuid() to this user:
user = _smsd
# it's possible to setgid too, but default is the set of
# groups from /etc/groups

pidfile = /var/run/smsd/smsd.pid
infofile = /var/run/smsd/smsd.info

#logfile = syslog
logfile = /var/log/smsd/smsd.log

[GSM1]
# A sample USB device with typical broken rtscts, so use
# a send delay to reduce the risk of overruns. Some PC cards
# also break rts/cts. On some 3G cards you might be able to
# use the control device for SMS simultaneously with using
# the data device for a PPP connection.
# For this one I have set incoming=no so it doesn't pull
# the existing messages off the phone.
device = /dev/cuaU1
incoming = no
rtscts = no
send_delay = 20
# smsc = +447958879879	# some devices need the smsc to be explicitly set
# memory_start = 0	# defaults to 1; some devices start their index at 0
# init = ATE0		# /usr/local/share/doc/smstools/hardwarecomp.html
# pin = 1111		# pin normally used only with data cards, not phones

[GSM2]
device = /dev/cua00
incoming = yes
