El mar, 15-07-2003 a las 14:48, nicola.palmieri escribi�: > X-MMS-Expiry : 2003 > 88 06 80 04 3d 3b 32 4a.......? > 88 is standard for expiry but the rest ? > I have read that the second byte (06) is the nuber of element ...but
Ok, let try :-) 08 is the encoded id for X-MMS-Expiry field 06 is the number of elements following the field 80 indicates that the date is an absolute value 04 indicates the number of bytes for the absolute value 3d 3b 32 4a but this bytes doesnt have any meaning for me... If it serves to you, i am using relative time expiring with the following: 88058103015180 X-Mms-Expiry: 86400 08 (88) X-MMS-Expiry code 05 number of bytes following 81 code to indicate relative time from now in seconds 03 number of bytes following 01 51 80 is the number 86400 in hexadecimal... hopes this helps you. Best, -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |Juan Enrique Gomez Perez |Metropoli2000 Networks, S.L. | Phone: +34 914250023 Fax: +34 914250136 | email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PGP Fingerprint: 6B39 3A2B A17B 1E8E CFFD FC14 678E 0A22 BD80 C486 Public Key: http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xBD80C486 If this message hasn't a correct signature please notify it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To get the public key please use the above url. Thanks for your help. --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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