It is a bit confusing I confess, but here goes:
Mbuni VAS GW and Mbuni MMSC are completely de-coupled. It looks to
me like you have Mbuni MMSC and Mbuni VAS GW both running.
If you want Mbuni MMSC to hand over a message to a VAS GW (Mbuni
mmsbox) you must configure a vasp account (group is mms-vasp) and
specify the URL for the VAS GW. In the VAS GW you configure an mmsc
account (group is mmsc) which receives the message, and configure an
mms-service that routes that message to a URL.
There is a problem, you are right, but a different kind of problem:
The MMSC currently sends all messages destined to email addresses
directly to the SMTP server. Should it have an option to re-direct
this to a VAS? It is easy to do, I just need to understand if we
should be doing it...
On Oct 19, 2005, at 16:08, Nicolas Zielinski wrote:
Mmsbox is running but I didn't test if it can receive messages...
The log doesn't say anything special, the MMS arrives to mbuni, and
then a
SMS or a mail is sent, but the mms-service is not called...
By the way I'm not clear with the expected message routing, could
you tell
me if I'm wrong :
MMS -> Mbuni -> MMS-Service -> VASP -> SendMMS -> SMS/Mail ?
And currently I think it's doing this :
MMS -> Mbuni -> SMS/mail
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And mmsbox is running and receiving messages via MM7? What does the
log say?
Keep in mind that mmsbox is not part of the MMSC. It is a separate
app even though it shares code.
P.
On Oct 19, 2005, at 12:29, Nicolas Zielinski wrote:
Hi Paul,
Not at the moment. But you could certainly implement your own VASP
URL that receives the MMS and does the necessary re-formatting
before
sending out to email. This is the beauty of the new additions.
I tried to do that, in using a mms-service with the catch-all
option, but it
seems that it's never called.
I just added this to my conf file, maybe I forgot something :
--
group = send-mms-user
username = pass
password = pass
group = mmsc
id = vas_gw
mmsc-url = http://localhost:1981/
# mmsc-url = http://localhost:8080/vasp/servlet/messagerouter
incoming-username = pass
incoming-password = pass
incoming-port = 10002
type = soap
group = mms-service
name = main
catch-all = true
post-url = http://localhost/mms/vasp.php
http-post-parameters =
images[]=%i&text[]=%t&smil[]=%s&binary[]=%b&parts[]=%z
accept-x-mbuni-headers = true
keyword = all
assume-plain-text = true
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Hi Nicolas, some answers below
On Oct 18, 2005, at 16:15, Nicolas Zielinski wrote:
Hey, these changes seem to be great :)
receive MMS and based on the text in the MMS
decide which URL to call, script to execute, or file to load to get
the content to send back.
Is it possible to use this function with the MMS2Email feature ?
Not at the moment. But you could certainly implement your own VASP
URL that receives the MMS and does the necessary re-formatting before
sending out to email. This is the beauty of the new additions.
For instance, I would like to adapt the content of a MMS2Mail
before sending
it (depending on the recipient address for example). Is it possible
to do
this ?
Another question about MM7 : what is the structure of the SOAP
message that
a VASP should send to mbuni ?
As documented, the VASP sends Mbuni either a SMIL file or some
content (e.g. image, audio). If you send Mbuni a SMIL, it examines
it, fetches all the referenced content (relative to the query URL if
need be) and packs the result together as an MM. If you send Mbuni
some other type of content, it packs it as-is into a message (this
means you can also send Mbuni a binary message).
Thanks.
Nicolas.
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Hello All,
If you've been watching CVS you've probably noticed a lot of
movement. I promised a while back to sync the documentation on CVS
with the changes that have been happening there. This I have now
done.
To summarise the changes: Mbuni can now behave as a VAS gateway in
the spirit of Kannel. This means that you can connect it to another
MMSC (even itself), receive MMS and based on the text in the MMS
decide which URL to call, script to execute, or file to load to get
the content to send back.
This has been achieved largely by adding a new tool: mmsbox. So if
you want MMSC behaviour, you run mmsrelay/mmsproxy. You want VAS GW
behaviour, run mmsbox. (You can run both on same machine of course
without a problem.)
I hope the model adopted is flexible, and I hope the bugs are few(!)
Please test and lets share.
P.
Ps. There has been an increase in people trying to unpack the binary
MMS stored in the queue directory, e.g. to extract the SMIL part. No
need for this any more! Just use the VAS GW to do that for you, and
hand you the part(s) you are interested in.
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