I needed to cover a state when my connectivity to the internet is broken, but I still need to send an SMS to my phone about a triggered alarm.
It exists some online services called SMS Gateways, but you still need connectivity to the internet to use it.
So I have created from my old GSM modem a local SMS gateway and integrated to my HA instance.
You can install it everywhere where you have an installed Python (raspberry pi, general Linux distro, etc.)
You can run my SMS gateway inside Docker as well.
You can find the guide how to install an run it on my GitHub page: https://github.com/pajikos/sms-gammu-gateway
THis is awesome! Works like a charm… Do you have any intentions of making this a Hassio addon? Also, it would be great if this could be configured to receive data over sms so you can have possibly a sensor that could be configured based on the content of a sms received? Even if this was just a binary sensor that would be fantastic
Hi, thank you.
I am not using Hassio so I am not familiar with the making of it.
I understand, that it may exist some cases when it would be fine to have a general mechanism to accept SMS and call something in HA. On the other side, they exist other and more convenient ways how to configure you HA remotely. I do not have such a use case.
I would like to have the ability to actually turn off and on my cable modem via an SMS message sent directly from my mobile device if my internet is out and I am away from home.
Hello, I am using your API and works great but I have the question. How I canstart sms-gammu-gateway within start of raspbian? I use a standalone instalation without docker.
Thank you Pavel for your work,
I’m successfully installed it on another server of my network and I can send me SMS.
I’m new to HA, and I don’t known where I can put theses HA configuration information, to permit my HA server to communicate with my Gammu Server, could you give me some details please ?