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com.openexchange.plugins.sms.twilio.messageservicesid=SERVICE_SID - (Twilio Message Service SID) | com.openexchange.plugins.sms.twilio.messageservicesid=SERVICE_SID - (Twilio Message Service SID) | ||
com.openexchange.plugins.sms.twilio.maxlength=1600 - (1600 characters is Twilio's maximum) | com.openexchange.plugins.sms.twilio.maxlength=1600 - (1600 characters is Twilio's maximum) | ||
== Twilio Documentation == | == Twilio Documentation == | ||
https://www.twilio.com/docs/ | https://www.twilio.com/docs/ | ||
Revision as of 13:52, 20 October 2017
Send SMS messages via Twilio
Requirements
- An active Twilio account (https://www.twilio.com/)
- A suitable number of pre-provisioned Twilio long-codes and/or short-codes
Available packages
To send SMS messages via Twilio, the package open-xchange-sms-twilio must be installed and configured. Additionally, the open-xchange-sms-sipgate package must *NOT* be installed.
Debian GNU/Linux
Run
$ apt-get install open-xchange-sms-twilio
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Run
$ yum install open-xchange-sms-twilio
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Run
$ zypper in open-xchange-sms-twilio
Configuration
Apply the following config-cascade enabled properties:
com.openexchange.plugins.sms.twilio.authkey=ACCOUNT_SID - (Twilio auth key) com.openexchange.plugins.sms.twilio.authtoken=AUTH_TOKEN - (Twilio auth token) com.openexchange.plugins.sms.twilio.messageservicesid=SERVICE_SID - (Twilio Message Service SID) com.openexchange.plugins.sms.twilio.maxlength=1600 - (1600 characters is Twilio's maximum)