I've found a few bugs in EMI/UPC which i've fixed now.
If you pass an "From" number of style:
+12345
it was presuming an alphanumeric originator which then was limiting
it to 11 digits. Now it is treated as pure numerical again. As + is
not a valid sign for EMI/UPC it is now removed from the digits and
the number type is now set to international so the receiving phone
does add the + again. Also it does clip the digits to 22 digits or 11
alphas as if you pass more it was rejected by the SMSC.
Same goes for the "To:" number which is clipped to 16 digits (no
alpha format here). As there is no number type field for the "To:" it
has always to be in numerical format. In some configs you might end
up seening "+" there which confuses the SMSC. In that case a + is
replaced with "00" which is a good default for most countries. This
should really be done with the unified-prefix config option but some
people with mixed SMSC's might get a problem with it as one SMSC does
want to have the + while the other doesnt want to have it at all.
I'll post it on CVS later today.
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