I'm trying to create a control center with python. The objective is that everybody can see the mails received, the time that they where sent and the average reponse that is we are taking to respond. I can get the mails and the time, but not the average.
What shoud I do?
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So i want to do a command, where if you enter, it sends a Dino emoji and a "sent by (User)" in a specific channel.
Now i need to know, is it possible to count every message in this channel and put it in the dino message?
Like the first dino ever would get
"dino #1, sent by #User"
I would not recommend using the number of messages in the channel for counting. Instead I would use some kind of data storage (JSON file, SQLite, SQL Database, etc) to store the count on the bot side. Fetching all the messages in a channel is a lot of requests to Discord and in some cases could be considered API abuse on Discord's end.
Currently, we are using one Gmail API to receive MFA through Email. We are using this in automated tests to read to code.Until yesterday we are receiving emails in seconds and we are able to read the code. But starting from today there is some delay in receiving an Email and sometimes the email is not been received.
Is there any way to check these logs? Can anyone help with this?
Well, if you experienced some delay, based on this documentation there can be a delay of several minutes if the user exceeds their quota. You can also try to use the Users.messages: get to get the specific message and check if it has some delay in receiving.
I found here a related SO question about your problem. So just check it if it can help you. It uses IMAP for this issue.
I'am trying to send recorded messages to phone numbers using twilio & salesforce. The problem i am facing that some times the call is going to Voice mail and the message is not getting recorded as the voice mail recording starts after a certain time. How can twilio manage to monitor that time and play the message after the voice mail starts recording.
Now i know that the voice mail recording system uses a beep before it starts recording. Can i use that DTMF tone to instruct twilio to start playing the recorded message.
Twilio developer evangelist here.
Twilio is able to do some, experimental, checking for answering machines such that it will only start playing after it hears a beep. You can see how to do this in the documentation here. Basically, you need to pass an ifMachine parameter of "Continue". You will then get an "AnsweredBy" parameter in calls to your TwiML so that you can decide what to do. If you do continue, Twilio will wait for the beep.
Let me know if that helps!
Update
The ifMachine parameter has been deprecated and replaced with the new Twilio Answering Machine Detection.
Now you can pass a parameter called MachineDetection with the argument Enable or DetectMessageEnd. Enable tries to give you an answer as soon as possible, passing the result to the TwiML webhook within the AnsweredBy parameter. DetectMessageEnd will call the webhook once the voicemail message has finished playing.
We use Channel API in our Google App Engine application to send updates to our users. The code to send updates is something like this
for(String clientID: listOfClientID)
channelService.sendMessage(new ChannelMessage(clientID, stringMessage));
Over the past few weeks, we've been getting too many exceptions in this method. We get around around 150 exceptions for a 8-hour peak usage period.
com.google.appengine.api.channel.ChannelFailureException: An internal channel error occured.
The loop can have 500-3000 iterations. Is it a problem when ChannelService tries to send a message to a channel that has been closed? If I remove closed channels from the list, will it completely solve the problem? Please note that this large number of exceptions have been a trend only in the past few weeks and we've been using Channel API for several months.
Turns out that the problem was the server trying to send messages to channels that have expired. The error rate has gone down considerably when I made sure that doesn't happen anymore.
I am wanting to setup a service that allows people to send a text to my server and have the server return results of their questions.
Let's say they send a text to my server saying "movies"
and it returns the results
"Boondock Saints"
"Avatar"
"Star Trek - Spock got lost again"
what is this called?
how much would something like this cost?
would you be able to point me to a company that already offers this service?
When you google "inbound sms gateway" or "virtual sms" a large number of companies offering such SMS numbers will show up, all of them quite expensive, about 100 EUR/month.
For example a few random ones:
http://www.mysmsaddress.com/
http://www.mobifi.com/
https://www.2-waysms.com/
http://www.lleida.net/en/
See also Can anyone recommend any good UK based SMS gateways for sending and receiving SMS using C#?