Yes, that Kannel config is most useful :)
On the issue of http download, it is true some telcos do build
'walled gardens'. In my country, this is not (yet) the case, as I
think they'd have a problem offering enough for us to not want to
climb out!
On Aug 08, 2005, at 15:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Paul,
Thanks again for your excellent advice. I have now managed to send
out a push notification and get the device to retrieve it from the
mmsproxy - seems to work great!
Once the notifications started hitting the device, I noticed the
retrieve URL was corrupted. The "optimize-notification-size" was
valuable, and worked in some cases. It was only then that I
realised that the kannel configuration required...
concatenation = true
max-messages = 2
..as kannel was trimming the long URL to fit into one SMS message.
Sheesh!!! (hehe)
One problem I dont think you can help me with, is that certain
telcos down here in Australia (notably "Telstra") have a closed
messaging APN and cannot retrieve content from a public IP address.
This renders the WAP Push / HTTP download option useless.
Have you come across this in your country?
Franco
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