Description: SMS Widget is a Plasmoid written in Ruby. Right now it just supports a few providers, but it is planned to add more online sms services. I'd be glad if any of you added any code for your provider. The more the better.
- Problem
on kde 4.5 ubuntu Maverick I got this message:
could not create ruby script engine ....
i have installed
- libkde4-ruby1.8 ( actual substitute for libkorandum-ruby1.8 )
- libhttpclient-ruby1.8
as described by the author
any hint ?
I personally run Fedora, so I can't test the widget with Kubuntu. Generally QtRuby must be installed including kde ruby bindings.
A few weeks ago I started a rewrite of the SMS Widget in JavaScript, because I had limitations using Ruby. In JavaScript, however, the number autocompletion feature does not work and I haven't written a workaround yet.
I'll post updates as soon as there is a usable version.
I would like to add my provider, but i;m not familiar with rubby. As i seen in others provider files, it is not too complicated, but ! My privider needs to fill captcha form instead of login to site.
So i need two steps sending proces, forst get captcha picture, show that picture for user and than send data to URL with letters from captcha picture filled by user.
is that explanation clear ? Is there anyone would help ?
Thanks
Michal
It is explained here how to send SMS using HTML with a VoipCheap account: http://www.voipcheap.com/en/sms_instructions.html
Basically, requesting the following page send the SMS. The answer tells if the SMS was successfully sent.
https://myaccount.VoipCheap.com/clx/sendsms.php?username=xxx &password=xxx&from=xxx&to=xxx&text=xxx
* username: your VoipCheap username
* password: your VoipCheap password
* from: your username or your verified phone number in international format (starting with a plus).
* to: destination number in international format (starting with +). I guess several number can be entered with commas. To be checked.
* text: the message you want to send.
It should work similarly with many other providers.
Sorry for the late answer:
voipcheap.com support is currently in the making. It should work but I couldn't test it yet. There will soon be a new version.
Thanks! :)
To install the widget, you could go to the "Add Widgets" dialog (right click on your desktop), there you choose "Install New Widgets" -> "Download New Plasma Widgets".
Or you download the sms-widget.plasmoid here and install it via command line:
plasmapkg -i sms-widget.plasmoid
I tried installing it from a local file, but didn't work. then i downloaded it from web by the same add widget dialog, but there were errors again.... it just says it cannot be installed or it's not a plasma package..
Installation doesn't work with Kubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) because only Python support is installed for Plasma widget.
Currently, I haven't found an easy way to install Ruby support in Kubuntu. It exists in Debian Sid with plasma-scriptengine-ruby package. Yet installing this package in Ubuntu would require risky changes in base packages.
I can't speak for Ubuntu, but in Fedora the package needed is called "korundum". A quick inquiry on packages.ubuntu.com
http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=korundum&searchon=names&suite=jaunty§ion=all
shows me, that there's the "libkorundum4-ruby1.8" package. Does it work with that package? If so, I'll add it as a hint in the description.
Indeed, in order to have Ruby Plasmoids working with Kubuntu 9.04, you need to install "libkorundum4-ruby1.8" (plus dependencies).
Your SmsWidget also needs the installation of "libhttp-access2-ruby1.8" (plus dependencies) to work. This comes from the "require net/https" header.
In short, for Kubuntu 9.04:
sudo aptitude install libkorundum4-ruby1.8 libhttp-access2-ruby1.8
great idea! i've been waiting for someone like this,but how do I install it?. i have no idea of writing a code, but if you could explain me, i'd try to write plugins for Polish operators.
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Thank you for soon replay I have all the stuff installed but it doesn't work :) However I'll wait for the new js version Bye
- Problem on kde 4.5 ubuntu Maverick I got this message: could not create ruby script engine .... i have installed - libkde4-ruby1.8 ( actual substitute for libkorandum-ruby1.8 ) - libhttpclient-ruby1.8 as described by the author any hint ?
I personally run Fedora, so I can't test the widget with Kubuntu. Generally QtRuby must be installed including kde ruby bindings. A few weeks ago I started a rewrite of the SMS Widget in JavaScript, because I had limitations using Ruby. In JavaScript, however, the number autocompletion feature does not work and I haven't written a workaround yet. I'll post updates as soon as there is a usable version.
Quote:
$ cat ~/.kde/share/apps/plasma/plasmoids/sms-widget/contents/code/providers/arcor_de.rb
require 'net/http'
require 'net/https'
require 'uri'
module Provider
class ArcorDE < AbstractProvider
@sms_sender
@login_name
@password
def initialize(sms_sender)
@sms_sender = sms_sender
@login_name = @sms_sender.get_main.login_name
@password = @sms_sender.get_main.password
end
def send(to, text)
use_ssl = 1
trans =Iconv.new('ISO-8859-1','UTF-8') # new converter-object encoding from UTF-8 to ISO-8859-1
text=URI.escape(trans.iconv(text)) # convert message to ISO-8859-1 and escape it for use in URL
#SmsWidget::Main.logger.debug "login = #{@login_name}\npassword = #{@password}\nto = #{to}\ntext = #{text}\nuse_ssl = #{use_ssl}"
# URLs
referer_url = 'https://www.arcor.de/login/login.jsp'
login_url = 'https://www.arcor.de/login/login.jsp'
send_url = 'https://www.arcor.de/ums/ums_neu_sms.jsp'
# Settings
user_agent = "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9.2.10) Gecko/20100922 Ubuntu/10.10 (maverick) Firefox/3.6.10"
redirect = ''
cookie = ''
if use_ssl
port = 443
else
port = 80
end
# Now do the login
login_uri = URI.parse(login_url)
http = Net::HTTP.new(login_uri.host, port)
http.ca_path = "/etc/ssl/certs"
http.use_ssl = use_ssl
post_data = "user_name=#{@login_name}&password=#{@password}&login=Login&goto=&protocol=https"
post_headers = { 'Referer' => referer_url, 'Cookie' => cookie, 'Content-Type' => 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'}
resp, data = http.post(login_uri.path, post_data, post_headers)
cookie = resp.response['set-cookie'].split('; ')[0]
SmsWidget::Main.logger.info 'accepted cookie: ' + cookie
#resp.each { |key, val|
# SmsWidget::Main.logger.debug "#{key} => #{val}"
#}
while redirect = resp.response['location'] do
SmsWidget::Main.logger.info 'redirected to: ' + redirect
resp = http.get(redirect, {'Cookie' => cookie})
end
#SmsWidget::Main.logger.debug "arcor de login data: #{resp.body}"
if resp.body.include? 'Der Login ist fehlgeschlagen'
raise InvalidPasswordOrUsernameException
end
#now we can send the message
send_uri = URI.parse(send_url)
http = Net::HTTP.new(send_uri.host, port)
http.use_ssl = use_ssl
post_data = "emailAdressen=#{@login_name}%40arcor.de&useOwnMobile=on&empfaengerAn=#{to}&nachricht=#{text}&gesendetkopiesms=on&senden=Senden&firstVisitOfPage=foo&ordnername=Posteingang&part=0"
post_headers = { 'Referer' => login_url, 'Cookie' => cookie, 'Content-Type' => 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'}
sent=false
#resp, data = http.post(send_uri.path, post_data, post_headers)
resp = http.post(send_uri.path, post_data, post_headers)
while redirect = resp.response['location'] do
SmsWidget::Main.logger.info 'redirected to: ' + redirect
resp = http.get(redirect, {'Cookie' => cookie})
end
if resp.body.include? 'Die SMS wurde im Gesendet-Ordner gespeichert'
#exit 0
sms_sent()
sent=true
end
unless sent
sms_not_sent("something went wrong")
end
end
end
end
Quote:
$ tail -n 15 ~/.kde/share/apps/plasma/plasmoids/sms-widget/contents/code/provider_list.yml
class: OrangeCH
icon: orangech.png
password_needed: true
own_number_needed: false
arcor.de:
login_needed: true
help: Enter your login name and your password.
class: ArcorDE
icon: orangech.png
password_needed: true
own_number_needed: false
"":
login_needed: true
password_needed: true
own_number_needed: false
I forgot to answer you, sorry. Thanks for the code! See my post below concerning the rewrite in JavaScript. I'll try to port your code.
Any chance you could improve the configurability by making an option for an external script to be called to do the actual sending?
Does anyone have a UK provider for this and instructions on how to integrate it?
I would like to add my provider, but i;m not familiar with rubby. As i seen in others provider files, it is not too complicated, but ! My privider needs to fill captcha form instead of login to site. So i need two steps sending proces, forst get captcha picture, show that picture for user and than send data to URL with letters from captcha picture filled by user. is that explanation clear ? Is there anyone would help ? Thanks Michal
It is explained here how to send SMS using HTML with a VoipCheap account: http://www.voipcheap.com/en/sms_instructions.html Basically, requesting the following page send the SMS. The answer tells if the SMS was successfully sent. https://myaccount.VoipCheap.com/clx/sendsms.php?username=xxx &password=xxx&from=xxx&to=xxx&text=xxx * username: your VoipCheap username * password: your VoipCheap password * from: your username or your verified phone number in international format (starting with a plus). * to: destination number in international format (starting with +). I guess several number can be entered with commas. To be checked. * text: the message you want to send. It should work similarly with many other providers.
Sorry for the late answer: voipcheap.com support is currently in the making. It should work but I couldn't test it yet. There will soon be a new version.
Thanks! :) To install the widget, you could go to the "Add Widgets" dialog (right click on your desktop), there you choose "Install New Widgets" -> "Download New Plasma Widgets". Or you download the sms-widget.plasmoid here and install it via command line: plasmapkg -i sms-widget.plasmoid
I tried installing it from a local file, but didn't work. then i downloaded it from web by the same add widget dialog, but there were errors again.... it just says it cannot be installed or it's not a plasma package..
What was the error when you tried it from a local file?
Installation doesn't work with Kubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) because only Python support is installed for Plasma widget. Currently, I haven't found an easy way to install Ruby support in Kubuntu. It exists in Debian Sid with plasma-scriptengine-ruby package. Yet installing this package in Ubuntu would require risky changes in base packages.
I can't speak for Ubuntu, but in Fedora the package needed is called "korundum". A quick inquiry on packages.ubuntu.com http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=korundum&searchon=names&suite=jaunty§ion=all shows me, that there's the "libkorundum4-ruby1.8" package. Does it work with that package? If so, I'll add it as a hint in the description.
Indeed, in order to have Ruby Plasmoids working with Kubuntu 9.04, you need to install "libkorundum4-ruby1.8" (plus dependencies). Your SmsWidget also needs the installation of "libhttp-access2-ruby1.8" (plus dependencies) to work. This comes from the "require net/https" header. In short, for Kubuntu 9.04: sudo aptitude install libkorundum4-ruby1.8 libhttp-access2-ruby1.8
Thank you! I added a hint in the description.
Does anybody know which files I have to install under openSuse 11.1? I cannot find any *korundum* file! Thanks in advance!
great idea! i've been waiting for someone like this,but how do I install it?. i have no idea of writing a code, but if you could explain me, i'd try to write plugins for Polish operators.
Hi, the message below this is meant for you :) I clicked the wrong link.