How can I trigger an sms once a command is executed using shell script? for eg. cat file (one above command is executed (irrespective of the result), I should get an SMS
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Two options. One is to physically attach a cell phone to the system via serial cable or similar and use that device to send your message. That's probably not what you want... but it's the only way to do it without some kind of network connectivity. The other is to use a remote SMS gateway service with an API you can call using a simple tool such as curl() or wget(). An example of such a service is Twillo, have a look at https://www.twilio.com/docs/api/rest/sending-messages -- there are many others, I do not endorse one or the other. |
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