Roman, Yes, it does work.
At first sight your settings seems to be ok, but maybe there's some problem regarding the SMSC connection with your operator or something else. Concatenated SMS are in fact binary messages. They carry an UDH (User Data Header) among other differences with a regular plain text message. The phone on the other side uses that UDH to reassemble the message parts again. What you should check: 1. Make sure that your phone AND your network operator REALLY supports concatenation. Try sending a long message from another phone and see if it arrives ok. 2. I'd check with your SMSC operator if the connection parameters are ok. What works with regular messages might need some adjustments to work with binary. 3. A note to point 1: In some places, binary messages are not supported at all, so you should check with your operator (AFAIK, CDMA/TDMA networks cannot concatenate for example, or at least I was unlucky because none of the SMSCs I've worked with using C/TDMA were capable of concatenation). 4. Did you check the log files? Is there any error there? Send some excerpts to the list, maybe there's some clues there. Regards, On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 11:21:31 +0300, Roman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi! > > I'm trying to send concatenated SMSes from kannel 1.4 stable to my t610 or > other > phones( which support long messages ). However on my t610 i see 2 empty > messages. Does concatenation work in kannel? What i do wrong? > > Service config: > group = sms-service > keyword = default > name = "test" > max-messages = 10 > concatenation = true > allowed-receiver-prefix = pppp > accepted-smsc = SMSC1 > omit-empty = true > file = /tmp/test > > Thank You beforehand. > Best regards, Roman Lysenko > > -- Alejandro Guerrieri Magicom http://www.magicom-bcn.net/
