Run WAPBox on non-standard port

2005-07-01 Thread Ross Cawston-Grant
I am attempting to set up a WAP Gateway, which is capable of receiving 
requests on 9002, rather then the standard 9200-9208.


I am running in a cygwin enviroment under Windows XP Pro, and have the 
gateway setup and working fine (although not on the custom port).


Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I could configure WAPBox to 
open port 9002 for WAP Push?


Cheers,
-phzi



RE: Run WAPBox on non-standard port

2005-07-01 Thread Paul Keogh

You'd need to make a change in the Bearer Box src code.

Search for 9200 and see where its used.

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 Subject: Run WAPBox on non-standard port
 
 
 I am attempting to set up a WAP Gateway, which is capable of 
 receiving 
 requests on 9002, rather then the standard 9200-9208.
 
 I am running in a cygwin enviroment under Windows XP Pro, and 
 have the 
 gateway setup and working fine (although not on the custom port).
 
 Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I could configure 
 WAPBox to 
 open port 9002 for WAP Push?
 
 Cheers,
 -phzi
 
 



SMPP enquire_link interval

2005-07-01 Thread Peter Tatischev
Hello, list

One SMPP-related question here - the enquire-link-interval parameter in the
SMSC group sets the interval between two subsequent enquire_link messages
sent to the SMSC by Kannel. However, it could be reasonable not to send an
enquire link if there were other SMPP-messages (e.g. submit_sm) during that
time, and send it once the enquire-link-interval passes after the next
interaction with the SMSC (say submit_sm or something else). Is it possible
to achieve this behaviour by tweaking the config-parameters?

Thanks,
Peter






supported devices enquiry

2005-07-01 Thread Kyriacos Sakkas
Hi all,
After some (admittedly brief) searches I failed to come up with a
specific list of supported GSM modem devices.

We have kannel 1.4 running on Debian testing, and were wondering if
anybody has any specific knowledge of which modems work and which don't.
We are likely to get a NOKIA 30 or 31, or if they are not supported
maybe something from Falcom.

Thanks in advance and apologies if this is covered in the doc's, but I
would rather have some personal commends from people that have already
used such a module with kannel.

Kyriacos Sakkas

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Re: supported devices enquiry

2005-07-01 Thread Gareth Reakes

Hey,

I have an Seimens MC35I and that works fine.

Gareth

Kyriacos Sakkas wrote:

Hi all,
After some (admittedly brief) searches I failed to come up with a
specific list of supported GSM modem devices.

We have kannel 1.4 running on Debian testing, and were wondering if
anybody has any specific knowledge of which modems work and which don't.
We are likely to get a NOKIA 30 or 31, or if they are not supported
maybe something from Falcom.

Thanks in advance and apologies if this is covered in the doc's, but I
would rather have some personal commends from people that have already
used such a module with kannel.

Kyriacos Sakkas



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Re: supported devices enquiry

2005-07-01 Thread Ismail Adebayo
Hi

Does MultiTech GSM/GPRS Modem work with Kannel?

Ismail

 Hi all,
 After some (admittedly brief) searches I failed to come up with a
 specific list of supported GSM modem devices.
 
 We have kannel 1.4 running on Debian testing, and were wondering if
 anybody has any specific knowledge of which modems work and which don't.
 We are likely to get a NOKIA 30 or 31, or if they are not supported
 maybe something from Falcom.
 
 Thanks in advance and apologies if this is covered in the doc's, but I
 would rather have some personal commends from people that have already
 used such a module with kannel.
 
 Kyriacos Sakkas
 
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 Netsmart
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Re: Problems with charsets using SMPP

2005-07-01 Thread Kyriacos Sakkas
Three possibilities,
A. You are sending in another character set than GSM ASCII, and one SMSC
happens to have it as the default or is a clever implementation that can
auto detect. For this it is always better if possible to recode outgoing
messages as GSM ASCII. Or set the specific language (from the list
specified in the GSM protocol) via the config file.
B. You are sending GSM ASCII and some misconfigured SMSC doesn't accept
it as default if no other thing is set. For this I guess you need to
recode your messages to whatever it is they accept.


postboot.de (Information) wrote:

 hi there,

 maybe you can help me.
 I have set up two connections to two different smpp gateways.
 When I send SMS through one of them, all characters are correctly
 shown on my mobile but
 when I use the other gateway special characters like umlauts and
 at-sign are replaced by brackets or question marks.

 What is going wrong? What can I do to stop this?

 Thanks for help.

 Florian




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WTLS certificate

2005-07-01 Thread Mait Mandel
hey,

does anyone know how to generate a WTLS certificate on you own?
without paying $1M to Verisign ...

tanx,
Mait



Re: WTLS certificate

2005-07-01 Thread Gareth Reakes

Hey,

Mait Mandel wrote:

hey,

does anyone know how to generate a WTLS certificate on you own?
without paying $1M to Verisign ...


If thats like standard certificates then

openssl genrsa -out private.pem
openssl req -new -x509 -key private.pem -out public.pem -days 365


You can get them much much cheaper than verisign. I think we paid 55 UK 
pounds. Be aware that if you use a self signed one other providers etc 
may well not accept that.



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Re: SMPP enquire_link interval

2005-07-01 Thread Rodrigo Cremaschi
Hello Peter,

It would be wise to do so. But it is recommended that the
enquire_link request should be governed by a timer. Check out the SMPP
protocol specification version 3.4 (section 7.2) at www.smpp.org.

Regards,

Rodrigo.

On 7/1/05, Peter Tatischev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello, list
 
 One SMPP-related question here - the enquire-link-interval parameter in the
 SMSC group sets the interval between two subsequent enquire_link messages
 sent to the SMSC by Kannel. However, it could be reasonable not to send an
 enquire link if there were other SMPP-messages (e.g. submit_sm) during that
 time, and send it once the enquire-link-interval passes after the next
 interaction with the SMSC (say submit_sm or something else). Is it possible
 to achieve this behaviour by tweaking the config-parameters?
 
 Thanks,
 Peter
 
 
 
 




vCard via SMS

2005-07-01 Thread Edgar Zavala
Hello,

 I'm using kannel for a POC and i need to send a personal
information on request, is there a way i can send a vCard using SMS
insted of the plain text?

 Regards,
 Edgar Zavala.
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Re: vCard via SMS

2005-07-01 Thread Edgar Zavala
Hi,

 I just find how to send the vcard and is now working, thankyou.

 Regards,
 Edgar Zavala.

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 Hello,
 
  I'm using kannel for a POC and i need to send a personal
 information on request, is there a way i can send a vCard using SMS
 insted of the plain text?
 
  Regards,
  Edgar Zavala.
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