You need to look into the resolver-library parameter of the MMSC setup. This
provides a way to map each MM1 transaction to the MSISDN. Keep in mind that
because MMS transactions are over HTTP (over TCP/IP), there needs to be a
way to figure out who the sender is. In some setups the WAP Gateway
Hi everybody,
AFAIK - Vodacom South Africa does not accept HTTP posts to their MMSC.
It has been suggested to me to bypass Kannel/Mbuni completely and make a
WAP/WSP post directly to Vodacom via UDP with the address and port of
the Vodacom MMSC in the binary headers of the post. I've found a
On Tuesday 09 October 2007 16:16:55 Ruan wrote:
What I need to know is - has anybody on this list successfully used
Mbuni/Kannel to post MMS to Vodacom via MM1? Or, alternatively - has
anybody managed this via IP without a dedicated line running into Vodacom?
We connect to a vodacom MMS test
Hi Ruan,
On 10/9/07, Ruan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody,
AFAIK - Vodacom South Africa does not accept HTTP posts to their MMSC.
It has been suggested to me to bypass Kannel/Mbuni completely and make a
WAP/WSP post directly to Vodacom via UDP with the address and port of
the Vodacom
I understand a few people who have done this (MM7), but I'll let them speak
for themselves...
On a technical note, what you are being told is not entirely accurate. The
MM1 uses HTTP. Whether the IP traffic is over WSP or not is another matter.
And we know that there has to be support for
