Hi,
the problem is, that many users try to get as close as possible to the 160
chars, but if they use e.g. the euro sign, they have one more char than they
have calculated.
I've inserted the following lines into smsbox.c:
static int countparts = 0;
in delayed_http_reply(Msg *msg):
switch (msg->ack.nack) {
case ack_success:
status = HTTP_ACCEPTED;
answer = octstr_create("0: Accepted for delivery - Parts:");
octstr_append_decimal(answer, countparts);
break;
case ack_buffered:
status = HTTP_ACCEPTED;
answer = octstr_create("3: Queued for later delivery - Parts:");
octstr_append_decimal(answer, countparts);
break;
and in send_message(URLTranslation *trans, Msg *msg):
gwlist_destroy(list, NULL);
countparts = msg_count;
return msg_count;
Thanks!
Falko
2008/12/9 Nikos Balkanas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi Falco,
>
> I am not sure I follow your reasoning very clearly, or how escaped
> characters relate to concatenated messages. I think it would be clearer if
> you could post the patch so that we can see from the code what you are
> trying to do. I think you will get much better feedback that way.
>
> BR,
>
> Nikos
>
> On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 8:56 AM, Falko Ziemann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I had the problem, that sometimes some of my customers miscalculate the
>> length of a short message due to escape characters. That always brought
>> some trouble at the end of the month, wenn they got the invoice.
>> So I added a switch to the response of kannel, which included the
>> information in how many concatinated parts the message was split. My
>> problem is, that my C abilities are VERY limited, so I coded it that way
>> that the answer in included into every response.
>> My question: is anybody else interesseted in that function? And is
>> anybody interesseted in that function and has the abilities to implement
>> it in a more acceptable way?
>>
>> Regards
>> Falko
>>
>>
>
