Thanks Paul for the answer,
*The MMSC pretty much always inserts a sender address for you*
-> MMSC do you mean the modem ? or the MMSC of my provider?
*hence Mbuni removes the sender address and tells the MMSC to insert one
*->And is it possible to patch Mbuni to modify this behavior ? not remove
the sender address ?
Regards,
Emmanuel*
*
2010/8/23 Emmanuel CHANSON <emmanuelchan...@gmail.com>
> *hence Mbuni removes the sender address and tells the MMSC to insert one
> *
> And is it possible to patch Mbuni to modify this behavior ?
>
> Regards,
>
> Emmanuel*
> *
> 2010/8/23 Paul Bagyenda <bagye...@dsmagic.com>
>
> When you use the mm1 module of mmsbox to send an MMS, you obviously cannot
>> fake the sender. The MMSC pretty much always inserts a sender address for
>> you, hence Mbuni removes the sender address and tells the MMSC to insert
>> one.
>>
>> On Aug 19, 2010, at 23:53, Emmanuel CHANSON wrote:
>>
>> Yes, I know that in SMS messaging it is restricted,
>>
>> but in MMS I am quite sure it is possible by setting the *From* header
>> inside a MMS to a given string. (test done in another context without
>> Mbuni).
>> The thing is that I ask some info about how Mbuni handle these different
>> parameters (sender, faked-sender, ...) because I have a behavior I don't
>> understand where:
>>
>> - I have the string let's say *Sender* set in my config file,
>> - I send my MMS
>> - Inside mbuni logs I do see *'from sen...@unknown*'
>> - In the pcap trace I don't see any value in *From* Header !! the field
>> is empty
>> - On my mobile phone I receive the MMS with +123456789 from value
>>
>> I think because the *From* value inside pcap trace is empty then MMS-C
>> put the Sender modem MSISDN.
>> So is there a problem when the sender is not a MSISDN address ?
>>
>> In mmlib/mms_util.c I found:
>>
>> *if (isphonenum(*address) || (typ && octstr_str_case_compare(typ,
>> "/TYPE=PLMN") == 0)) {
>> mms_normalize_phonenum(address, unified_prefix, strip_prefixes);
>> octstr_append(*address, keep_suffix ? octstr_imm("/TYPE=PLMN") :
>> octstr_imm(""));
>> } else if (typ)
>> octstr_append(*address, keep_suffix ? typ : octstr_imm(""));
>> else
>> octstr_append(*address, keep_suffix ? octstr_imm("@unknown") :
>> octstr_imm(""));
>> octstr_destroy(typ);
>> }*
>>
>> Not being an expert in C I wonder if Mbuni is able to replace a MSISDN
>> address by a string and why it should add '@unknown' after the string.
>>
>> In any case even with this it don't seems to work as my From field value
>> is empty...
>>
>> Maybe some Mbuni experts a some clues about this ?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Emmanuel
>>
>> 2010/8/19 Alvaro Cornejo <cornejo.alv...@gmail.com>
>>
>>> Emmanuel
>>>
>>> Don't know much about mbuni, but for sms messaging with gsm modems it
>>> is no possible to set the &From variable. It allways will be the SIM
>>> phone number (MSISDN). This feature is restricted by the operators in
>>> general. You can do that with SMPP.
>>>
>>> As you connect through GPRS, it might be different.
>>>
>>> Better ask your provider if it is possible.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> Alvaro
>>>
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>>> On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 11:39 PM, Emmanuel CHANSON
>>> <emmanuelchan...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> > One question about the sender value in mmsbox:
>>> >
>>> > Mbuni CVS + GPRS modem as mmsc.
>>> >
>>> > How mmsbox handle the From value &from if the value is not an MSISDN
>>> like
>>> > +xxxxxxxxx/TYPE=PLMN ?
>>> > I do see in logs that mbuni seems to send a MMS with my string value in
>>> From
>>> > Header BUT:
>>> > - From value is empty in a pcap trace token when mmsbox sent the MMS to
>>> MMSC
>>> > - I receive on my destination mobile sender info like my real modem SIM
>>> > number ie +123456789
>>> >
>>> > My purpose is to send a MMS with &from=<string> received like this on
>>> > destination mobile for instance recipient will receive a MMS coming
>>> from
>>> > MYCOMPANY.
>>> >
>>> > In mmsbox.conf:
>>> > ------------------------
>>> > group = send-mms-user
>>> > username = tester
>>> > password = foobar
>>> > faked-sender = Sender
>>> >
>>> > Test sendmms command:
>>> > -------------------------------------
>>> > lynx -dump
>>> > "
>>> http://localhost:10003/?username=tester&password=foobar&mmsc=nokiaphone&from=Sender&to=%2Bxxxxxxxxx/TYPE=PLMN&subject=Test&content-url=http://localhost/mms/mms-2.smil
>>> "
>>> >
>>> > mmsbox.log:
>>> > ...
>>> > bearerbox.c:1519 <sendMsg> [MM7] [n/a] Sent MMSBox Outgoing Queue MMS
>>> Send:
>>> > From sen...@unknown, to +xxxxxxxxx/TYPE=PLMN, msgsize=96880:
>>> > msgid=[725F16D40E89735B8F6FE52B698E4CB4]
>>> >
>>> > Regards,
>>> >
>>> > Emmanuel
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > _______________________________________________
>>
>>
>
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