Hi list,
here is a patch with ability to configure Notification PID and Notification Address
parameters for UCP protocol. We also have changed dlr compare masks to known constants.
smsc_emi2.patch.bz2
cheers,
Dima Milentiev
m-Wise Mobile Solutions
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Hi
Im doing some MMS experiments and using kannel as the gateway to POST messages
through. If i POST a multimedia message from the phone that is over 900bytes kannel
truncates it to 900bytes. seems to work fine with anything under 900bytes.
Is this a hard coded/configuration limit ? can it
sorry, in subject NPID not NPIP
-Original Message-
From: Dima Milentiev
Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 9:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: emi2 NPIP/NADC patch
Hi list,
here is a patch with ability to configure Notification PID and Notification Address
No, the information of the IP address is lost at the RAS or the SGSN. You
have to get it there. Since WAP is designed to be used over a wide range of
bearers (think DataTAC or CDPD) it makes no assumption that there even is
something like a phone number.
Regards
J?rg
-Urspr¨¹ngliche
Im doing some MMS experiments and using kannel as the gateway
to POST messages through. If i POST a multimedia message from
the phone that is over 900bytes kannel truncates it to
900bytes. seems to work fine with anything under 900bytes.
This is a (lack of) SAR support issue. The 900
Hi,
This is not a _bug_ but...
When I submit push-message to a PPG, it responses two Content-Length headers:
HTTP/1.1 202 Foo
Server: Kannel/1.2.0
Content-Length: 408
Content-Type: application/xml
Content-Length: 408
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Vjacheslav Chekushinmailto:[EMAIL
Title: Re: how many messages per second can ..
thank you andreas.
i have another question it seems like my providers
smsc is sending my kannel box duplicate sms messages, sometimesthe users
send one request but the smsc send it twice because of a network
error...
look at this error line in
