**>Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2005 12:55:56 +0100
**>From: Stipe Tolj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
**>Organization: The Kannel Group
**>To: Davy Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
**>CC: [email protected]
**>In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
**>Subject: Re: [PATCH] Kannel bug #0000032 otherwise known as kannel's list
**> function naming clashes with latest mysql list function naming
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**>BTW, how about gzip'ing or bzip2'ing the patch?
Already gzip'ed before submitting the patch to the mailing list.
Since the patch touches over 100 different files, the resultant
patch was still 80K after gzip'ing. After base64'ing it for email
transport it pushed the size over the 100K limit of the mailing list.
I've also got another patch I wish to submit on the Kannel docs.
I've updated, unobfuscated, verified, linkified, and expanded the
docs. Some things include:
- Used terminology from SMSC spec's in the description of
parameters for "group = smsc" sections.
- AT command requirements for GSM modems (ie 3GPP TS 27.007).
- Expanded glossary (41 entries and still adding)
- Expanded bibliography (18 entries and still adding)
- Explanation of precedence of parameters ("white-list then
white-list-regex then black-list then black-list-regex",
"faked-sender then CGI from= then default-sender then global-sender", etc).
- Simplied sentence structures to facilitate easier translation
into other human languages.
- Can be better semantically indexed.
- Links, Links, Links all over the place.
- Cleaned up of all the tables to remove duplicate entries and
consistent presentation (all white-list descriptions before
black-list descriptions).
- Borders around the the larger tables so it is easier to
determine where one description ends and other begins.
- More detailed information on everything ...
Some of the stuff (like the precedences and white-list formats)
can be gleamed from the source code. But, not everyone has time
to sit and read through thousands of lines of source code spread
around hundreds of files. Even then, it gets difficult to
comprehend the process flows ("is allowed-prefix checked before
allowed-receiver-prefix or at all if denied-prefix also exists?").
The total diff is up to 725K uncompress right now. I want to
wait until the mailing list issue has been resolved before
submitting it.
See ya...
d.c.
