On Fri, May 26, 2006 at 07:56:15PM +0200, Stipe Tolj wrote: > >Oh--I did try to connect the phone to my Squid HTTP Proxy, which is what I > >was doing with my last phone (the Motorola v710), but I wasn't seeing any > >hits show up for that proxy. Not sure why. But, according to what you are > >saying, that should work, right? > yep, sort of. > If the phone tries to proxy via WAP 1.2.x to Kannel, you still have to take > care that the phone can IP-technically address Kannel. > In general wireless carriers that provide IP stacks, ie. via GPRS bearer, > block external IP address space to address "foreign" WAP gateways, and > allow you only to address their own.
Thanks... I have been able to get it to connect now through Squid, although strangely only if I turn off authentication. You can't set the username for the proxy for the LG phones, although I was informed the username sent was the ten digit phone number. I tried adding an entry to my password file with the ten digit number as username and the password set as on the phone, but the connection was still denied. I realize this is now off-topic for the kannel list, but just wondering if anyone has ideas about why an LG phone wouldn't be able to authenticate with a Squid proxy, although it works fine with authentication on the proxy disabled. A
