Hi, in my access-log I see udh for incoming SMS as this:
06080400610201 but value of $heders['X-Kannel-UDH'] (using PHP), is: %06%08%04%00a%02%01 also HTTP GET parameter is: udh=%06%08%04%00a%02%01 And for another message: 06080400620201 -> udh=%06%08%04%00b%02%01 both was part of concatenated message from Siemens CX65 phone, but the same problem exists with other phones too. For example, this is not normal hex format: 0500031Dc! (this must be hex format udh with escape strings "%" removed, it was very long concatenated message). This is my SMS service: group = sms-service keyword = default accept-x-kannel-headers = true post-url = "http://mykannelurl.com/writesms.php?from=%p&to=%P&smsc=%i&time=%t&drv=%d&coding=%c&charset=%C&udh=%u"; max-messages = 0 omit-empty = true Who can explane why such translation is made? Is it apache problem? Or does kannel make this before HTTP request? How can "61" change to "a" and "62" to "b"? As I understend, it is from Unicode code table - 00a is %00%61 and 00b is %00%62 (http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0000.pdf), but why must be udh translated this way? It would be better to get udh without eny urlescaping as this: udh=06080400610201 I will understend, that is hex anyway. Ivars
