Publisher review:g-page is a client/server program for Unix designed to send text message's to alphanumeric pagers or PCS phones with short messaging, SMS, capabilities. g-page is a client/server program for Unix designed to send text message's to alphanumeric pagers or PCS phones with short messaging, SMS, capabilities.
g-page currently supports three protocols: SNPP (simple network paging protocol), SMTP (email), and WCTP (wireless communication transfer protocol). g-page can work on a stand-alone workstation or across a network. The server needs a live Internet connection to dispatch the page.
The g-page client requires Gtk , the server requires libghttp and libexpat however does not require an X server and runs well on old hardware with limited ram.
Support for the following protocols:
- SNPP (simple network paging protocol)
- SMTP (email)
- WCTP (wireless communication transfer protocol)
- One way, 1.5 and 2 way paging are supported for WCTP
- Support for canned message replies for 2 way WCTP transmissions
- Full 2 way message reply logging for the WCTP protocol
Built in redundancy paging
- User defined protocol precedence : You can set the order in which g-page will attempt to send the pages
- Protocol rollover: If a page fails via one protocol you can have g-page automatically attempt it using a different protocol
- Support for sending a carbon copy of every page sent to a receiver to their email for a receiver's message log
- Automatic rollover to a local snpp server (for dispatch via the TAP protocol) if a live Internet connection can't be found
- Automatic executing of an Internet dial-up script if a live connection can't be found
Group paging
- Store pre-defined groups in software
- Create groups on the fly
Message log viewer
- View log by receiver name
- View pages by date sent
- Auto delete logs after X number of days
- Set user defined poll every X hours for auto log delete
Autosplit of longer pages
- If a page is longer than the messaging service allows g-page will automatically spit the page up into smaller consecutive pages
Pre-defined messages
- You can store and easily enter common messages into the message entry box
- Easy access to pre-defined messages by right clicking in message entry box
Re-send previous messages
- Messages can be resent from the log files by right clicking on the message
- The last message sent can be re-entered by right clicking in the message entry box
Auto page signature
- You can send a message signature automatically with every page, you can send the signature before or after the message
- You can send a time stamp out on every page
Scheduled paging
- Pages can be entered and marked to go out at any time in the future
- Schedule recurring pages to be sent hourly, daily or weekly
Auto-Page
- You can automatically execute a user-defined script and pipe the output of that script into a file for g-page to send out as a page
- Set recurring times for g-page to execute autopage, hourly, daily, or every X minutes.
- Define files for g-page to send out that are created by other applications.
- G-Page can be setup to look for new files every X seconds
- Parse up to 4 different fields from a file to automatically send out as a page
- Store multiple "autopage profiles" to easily modify your autopage settings
- Run autopage as a daemon without an X server. This allows you to put it into your startup scripts if desired
Command Line Paging
- You can send a page from the command line by starting the g-page client with the pager name and message as arguments
Support for multiple databases
- You can easily change the database you are using by selecting a different location for g-page to read the data.
- You can read from a local database or a network database
- G-page and convert a network database to be your local database, or auto refresh it every X minutes
- Backup and restore database functions
g-page 2.14 is a C/C++ script for phpBB Modules scripts design by Hiro Protagonist.
It runs on following operating system: Linux / BSD / Solaris.
Operating system:Linux / BSD / Solaris
g-page 2.14 script details 
