Hello Andrew,
answers inline:
On 27 May 2011 15:32, Andrew Caruana andrew.caru...@go.com.mt wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for feedback. It is now clear that subscriber control may be
achieved through the use of a script as defined by the variable
prov-server-notify-script as referred to in the Mbuni User Guide.
In this respect, and in view the user guide lacks such information, we
would appreciate that you share with information about:
(i) The name and syntax of the Mbuni output variables that the script
requires in order to be able to populate the subscriber database; and
You can use detokenizer-library for this. Set this to builtin:shell
Then set detokenizer-module-parameters to the (full path of the) shell
script.
This script will be called for each received request. The first parameter
is not used for shell scripts, the second is the request IP. The script
should return the MSISDN on standard output if the subscriber is allowed
access, otherwise it should fail (i.e. abort).
(ii) The name and syntax of the input variables that Mbuni requires from
the script following a query to the subscriber database in order not to
allow the processing of MMS requests originating from subscriber whose
MSISDNs do not exist in the subscriber database.
For this, use prov-server-notify-script which will be called with
parameters (in order):
- command type (notification type)
- event (sent,received, etc)
- msisdn
- msg ID
- user-agent
- UAProf
Thanks and regards,
Andrew Deborah
-Original Message-
From: kitand...@gmail.com on behalf of Paul Bagyenda
Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 1:50 PM
To: Andrew Caruana
Cc: users@mbuni.org
Subject: Re: [Users] MMS User Provisioning
User provisioning is entirely outside of Mbuni. All that's required is that
for each incoming MMS Mbuni can determine the sender. This is typically done
using special HTTP headers added by your WAP GW. For billing, again we call
a configured script, which can prevent delivery as needed based on user
status (as determined by a separate database).
P.
On 26 May 2011 14:27, Andrew Caruana andrew.caru...@go.com.mt wrote:
Hello,
We would appreciate if someone may shed us some light on the topic
of MMS user provisioning on Mbuni. Neither the user guide nor the archives
cover this topic.
Thanks and regards,
Andrew Deborah
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