Free send and receive sms software for linux

Send To Thunderbird like sendToTb you can quickly send images to Thunderbird or just resize it through Service Menu.


Just select images (.jpg only), right click -> Actions -> Send to Thunderbird.

Send with Kopete is a servicemenu for sending files with Kopete application. It shows a dialog containing all contacts in Kopete which are able to receive files and after selecting one of them, the file is sent to that contact.
Ive tested it only with jabber protocol (the only one I can use for sending files). Servicemenu was tested with KDE 3.5.4 and Kopete 0.12.2.
Although the script used by this servicemenu is very simple, Im sure there are some bugs, so feedback is very welcome.
Installation:
After decompressing the archive, you should put the swk.sh script somwhere in your PATH directory and eventually change its owner and acces permissions to be executable. The other file, send_with_kopete.desktop, should be placed in your servicemenus directory (in my case it is ~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus).
Enhancements:
- Fixed bug in script, which caused wrong handling of files containing spaces

SMS::Send::DE::MeinBMW is an SMS::Send driver for the www.meinbmw.de website.

SYNOPSIS

use SMS::Send;
# Get the sender and login
my $sender = SMS::Send->new(DE::MeinBMW,
_login => xx@yyy.de, # your email address
_password => mypasswd, # your reqistered password from www.meinbmw.de
);

# Send a message to ourself
my $sent = $sender->send_sms(
text => Messages have a limit of 160 chars,
to => +49 4 444 444,
);

# Did it send?
if ( $sent ) {
print "Sent test messagen";
} else {
print "Test message failedn";
}

SMS::Send::DE::MeinBMW is an regional SMS::Send driver for Germany that delivers messages via the http://www.meinbmw.de.

You must register to use this FREE service for all BMW drivers.
guesses, what I drive for a car.

Secure Messaging is a Web-based, alternative mail system for sending and receiving messages.

Use secure messaging to send and receive messages from a alternative web-based mail system. Using the secure messaging system no actual mail is transmitted through any 3rd party servers.

Only an optional message notice is sent to the recepient, the user needs to visit the site in order to read the message.

Normal SMTP mail can hit multiple servers and can possibly be read, stored, or changed anywhere within the process.

Setup secure messaging on an SSL enabled website to enhance the privacy even more.

gtk-send-pr is a problem report tool, designed to send reports to a GNATS database server using libesmtp to deliver mail.

The program has a user friendly interface and lets you use any SMTP server, including support for AUTH and TLS, to send the report, removing the need for a local configured sendmail. gtk-send-pr is part of both the FreeBSD ports and NetBSDs pkgsrc.

SMS::Send::TW::PChome is a SMS::Send driver for sms.pchome.com.tw.

SYNOPSIS

use SMS::Send::TW::PChome;

my $sender = SMS::Send->new(TW::PChome,
_username => UserName,
_password => Password,
_authcode => AuthCode,
);

my $sent = $sender->send_sms(
text => My very urgent message,
to => 0912345678,
);

Mgetty+sendfax is a collection of programs to send and receive faxes in a unix environment using a class 2.0 or 2 (theyre different) faxmodem. vgetty is an extension to mgetty, distributed with it, that implements incoming voice call handling for certain voice-capable modems, with new ones added regularly, if specs are available.
More specifically, the program `mgetty allows you to use a class 2.0 or 2 fax modem for receiving faxes and handling external logins without interfering with outgoing calls.
`sendfax is a standalone program which sends fax files. `vgetty is an extended version of mgetty that can answer the telephone like an answering machine and record a voice-mail message (if it finds one), or perform `mgettys fax or data call handling otherwise.
The mgetty+sendfax distribution includes vgetty and a good-sized gob of utility programs that help you manage faxes and voice messages.
Main features:
- send faxes directly or using shell scripts (easily integrated into other applications).
- do "fax polling", this means you can call the weather station and get them to send you a fax containing the current weather map. (Not all modem manufacturers implement this feature in their modems!)
- create a "fax queue", outgoing faxes get sent automatically, the user is informed by mail about the result.
- `mgetty allows you to use a single modem line for receiving calls and dialing out.
- `mgetty knows about "smart" modems, and will make sure that the modem is always in a defined state (specific modem initialization possible)
- Incoming calls are answered manually (`RING -> `ATA -> `CONNECT) instead of using auto-answer (`ATS0=1), this way the modem wont pick up the phone when the machine is down or logins are not allowed. (but see note below for ISDN/digital modems)
- mgetty completely replaces getty and/or uugetty. Like uugetty, supports lock files in a fashion compatible with almost all known versions of UUCP (HDB/BNU, SVR4, V7, Taylor in various flavours). uugetty has some features mgetty doesnt support; see "How does mgetty differ from uugetty?" below.
- mgetty supports System V style gettydefs terminal configurations.
- mgetty can receive class 2 faxes (if your modem supports it).
- mgetty knows about incoming FidoNet calls.
- mgetty has extensive logging / debugging features
- do "fax poll sending", that is, you can setup your machine as fax poll server, to send some fax pages to "fax poll" callers. (Send informations about your system, the current wheather map, ...). Be warned, even less modems support this feature.
- mgetty can selectively refuse calls based upon CallerID, if your modem supports it, and youre subscribed to the service. CallerID is also logged.
- mgetty has facilities to allow you to refuse incoming FAXes when available disk space is low.
- mgetty knows about incoming PPP calls, and can hand them off to the PPP-daemon, without requiring a login/password sequence. This feature is also known as AutoPPP
- behaves like a normal answering machine for human callers
- automatic fax reception when a T.30 calling tone is detected
- If the caller isnt a human or fax, a data connect is attempted, if this is successful, the caller will get a normal login
- does not interfere with dialouts
- remote playback of messages via a DTMF code
- toll saver -- if there are new messages, pick up the phone earlier, this way you can hang up in time to avoid a useless call
- message light - the autoanswer LED of your modem (if it has one) is turned on if there are new messages
- easy playback - on some modems, you can play back the new messages just by pressing DATA/VOICE
- using a speech synthesizer is possible - add the date and time to messages (not included by default). The scripts show how to use a speech synthesizer like rsynth, but it is not included in the package. To use this feature, you need a voice modem for that; a converter from the pvf format to the rmd (raw modem data) format exists. This is not true for all supported modems.
- voice conversion utilities - play messages on /dev/audio (Not for all supported modems, some voice modems use a proprietary format)
- and more, more features available through the voice library/mvm
Enhancements:
- This release adds class 1/1.0 fax reception (still considered experimental).