Re: SMS Hebrew encoding

2006-07-04 Thread Levy, Chen

ביום שלישי 04 יולי 2006, 08:27, נכתב על ידי Omer Zak:
 On Tue, 2006-07-04 at 08:11 +0300, Levy, Chen wrote:
   2. To send legally-formatted Hebrew SMS message, certain flags in the
   system parts of the message need to be correctly set for it to have 70
   Unicode characters rather than 160 Latin characters.  vicq probably
   does not have those flags correctly set.  I do not have vicq on my PC
   (it is supposed to be a Perl script), so I did not check this.
 
  I will look into it. Any pointers to specific information will be
  welcome.

I tried to  follow your hint, and found the following configuration options in 
the rc file:

encoding={koi|win|translit}
separator_length={70|160}

I tried it with win/70/unicode but got the same results without sep

 If vicq is really a single Perl script, then E-mail it to me and I'll
 look for hints there.

it is a 61K download from http://gonzo.kiev.ua/projects/vicq/vicq-0.4.2.tar.gz
but since you asked for it I will send the script to you privately.

  --- Omer

Thanks,
-- Chen

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Re: SMS Hebrew encoding

2006-07-03 Thread Omer Zak
My ideas:
1. Use a modern ICQ client (I use Kopete, but never tried to send SMS
messages via ICQ).  vicq is unsupported since 2002 or so.
Or use the sendsms script.
2. To send legally-formatted Hebrew SMS message, certain flags in the
system parts of the message need to be correctly set for it to have 70
Unicode characters rather than 160 Latin characters.  vicq probably does
not have those flags correctly set.  I do not have vicq on my PC (it is
supposed to be a Perl script), so I did not check this.
 --- Omer

On Tue, 2006-07-04 at 07:05 +0300, Levy, Chen wrote:
 Hi, List.
 
 I am trying to use vicq to send myself a Hebrew SMS message.
 
 my $LANG is en_US.UTF-8
 
 my phone is a Samsung 620 with Pelephone
 
 I use a script such as:
 - - -
 #!/bin/bash
 MSG=$@
 TMSG=$(echo $MSG | iconv -f utf8 -t encoding)
 CMD=sms 97250my-phone-number/$TMSG\nquit\n
 echo -ne $CMD | ./vicq
 - - -
 
 I already tried:
 - - -
 * utf8 (not using the iconv at all): *עברית* - hChCEhVhC*
 Actually, it gave my phone a new feature. I can now hang it simply by viewing 
 that message. The phone back light stay on, and the phone get no input for 
 about 60 seconds, and then it shut off, without the little annoying 
 animation.
 * ISO88598: *עברית* - *tbshj'*
 * unicode: *עברית שפה קשה* - jaju*v S i Sch k
 
 j d F
 z J F *
 - - -
 
 Ideas?

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Re: SMS Hebrew encoding

2006-07-03 Thread Levy, Chen
ביום שלישי 04 יולי 2006, 07:39, נכתב על ידי Omer Zak:
 My ideas:
 1. Use a modern ICQ client (I use Kopete, but never tried to send SMS
 messages via ICQ).  vicq is unsupported since 2002 or so.
 Or use the sendsms script.

I need it to run on a remote system where I have no root privileges, and no 
GUI programs. Also I want to run it as a script, so Kopete will not do. 

AFAIK SendSMS is broken:
Nadav Har'El on May 30, 2006 said: Unfortunately, [...] ICQ no longer appear 
to have an SMS sending form on their web site. This situation is not new - it 
happened about a year ago, and unfortunately since then I never modified 
SendSMS to use an alternative technique.

 2. To send legally-formatted Hebrew SMS message, certain flags in the
 system parts of the message need to be correctly set for it to have 70
 Unicode characters rather than 160 Latin characters.  vicq probably does
 not have those flags correctly set.  I do not have vicq on my PC (it is
 supposed to be a Perl script), so I did not check this.

I will look into it. Any pointers to specific information will be welcome.

  --- Omer

Thanks,
-- Chen.

 On Tue, 2006-07-04 at 07:05 +0300, Levy, Chen wrote:
  Hi, List.
 
  I am trying to use vicq to send myself a Hebrew SMS message.
 
  my $LANG is en_US.UTF-8
 
  my phone is a Samsung 620 with Pelephone
 
  I use a script such as:
  - - -
  #!/bin/bash
  MSG=$@
  TMSG=$(echo $MSG | iconv -f utf8 -t encoding)
  CMD=sms 97250my-phone-number/$TMSG\nquit\n
  echo -ne $CMD | ./vicq
  - - -
 
  I already tried:
  - - -
  * utf8 (not using the iconv at all): *עברית* - hChCEhVhC*
  Actually, it gave my phone a new feature. I can now hang it simply by
  viewing that message. The phone back light stay on, and the phone get no
  input for about 60 seconds, and then it shut off, without the little
  annoying animation.
  * ISO88598: *עברית* - *tbshj'*
  * unicode: *עברית שפה קשה* - jaju*v S i Sch k
 
  j d F
  z J F *
  - - -
 
  Ideas?

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