Well, specifically, one of my question is about the fetchurl. As far as I understand, the steps of sending an MMS with MBuni (mmssend) and Kannel is as follow:
1. mmssend -f [EMAIL PROTECTED] -t +41xxx -m test.mms 2. Mbuni decodes the test.mms, gets some header info and compose an WAP push notification, sends the notification via Kannel (in my case, connected with a Nokia 7110 mobile phone), something like this: http://localhost:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?username=aaa&password=aaa&text=%01%06%03%BE%AF%84%8C%82%98a-qf1134725961.1.x92374%40%00%8D.... Simply speak, the notificaiton says "There is an MMS in the url: http://someserver.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/wx6" the mobile will do an WAP/HTTP request to get the mms file. Firstly, I though there might be some firewall problem or some thing wrong with the fetch url, so I code a fixed fetch url (change the code of: mms_makefetchurl()) to a server that is visible to my mobile browser (i.e: I could open the mobile browser and get the file: www.myserver.com/test.mms; of course the mobile browser will complain that unknow content type; but the point is that the link is accessible and is not blocked by firewall or by the telcom provider) 3. However, when I received the notification and tried "received MMS", the mobile showed that it connected to the MMS gateway of the provider, getting the MMS but then give the error "Transmision error". I think the idea is so simple that the WAP gateway of the telcom provider will get the mms via HTTP request and pass it back to my mobile phone. But I could not see what exactly the mobile phone did when I press "receive MMS". So my question is that: The server that public the mms file is only a normal webserver or it should know some MMS related protocols (like MM7) ? (the reason is that I don't have the access right to install mbuni on a public machine, that why I changed the fetchurl to a normal public webserver. However, if the server that host the mms files should also speak MMS protocols then I have to find a way to install mbuni on that machine) Regards, Phuong > --- Ursprüngliche Nachricht --- > Von: Stipe Tolj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > An: Mbuni MMS Gateway Users List <[email protected]> > Betreff: Re: [Users] How to Send and receive MMS with Mbuni > Datum: Fri, 16 Dec 2005 03:12:47 +0100 > > Phuong Nguyen wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I installed sucessfully Mbuni 1.0 and Kannel 1.4 (connect PC with a > Nokia > > 7110 phone) from source on Fedora Core 3. > > I used Kannel for long time and be able to send and receive SMS without > any > > problem. > > I want to do something with MMS, for example: > > 1. Send an MMS from my PC (WAP Push using Mbuni, Kannel) to a mobile > number > > and an email address > > 2. Send MMS from an mobile phone to the phone that connected to Kannel > and > > Mbuni, then Mbuni with extract the multimedia parts (picture, audio, > etc) to > > some directory and I can publish these file on a website. > > > > Does anyone have a concrete example how to configure MBuni to do that? > > > > I tried with the following steps but did not success: > > 1. Start bearerbox mmsc.conf > > 2. Start smsbox mmsc.conf > > 3. Start wapbox mmsc.conf > > 4. Start mmsrelay mmsc.conf > > 5. Start mmsproxy mmsc.conf > > 6. mmssend -f [EMAIL PROTECTED] -t +41xxx -m test.mms > > - My mobile phone (+41xxx) receive the Notification sms, but when I > tried to > > receive the MMS from the phone, after connecting, I received the > > error message "MMS defective", the MMS was not successfully downloaded > to > > the mobile. My phone has an GPRS connection and the MMS relay server is > set > > to the provider server > > mms.provider.com:8079 (I also tried to change it to my Mbuni relay > server IP > > at port 1981 but it did not work). > > I don't know how to check the fetch URL in the Notification message (the > URL > > that the mobile phone will try to get the MMS content). > > > > > > Thank in advance for any suggestion. > > now, I'm not quite sure if I got the point in what you try to do... > > It sounds to me that you try to send an MMS from a normal MMS-enabled > phone to > the Nokia 7110 that is connected to Kannel as smsc = at type. > > Now, the main thing in this would be: Kannel does not "interpret/handle" > MMS > notification while receiving SMS MOs. So obviously Kannel would tread > these this > MO SMS as binary and wouldn't handle them. > > If we want to have a "dispose station" for MMS via a GSM/GPRS modem (ie. > the > Nokia 7110 or even better GSM/GPRS modem hardware) we'd need to handle the > MMS > notification at Kannel level and pass the notification to Mbuni for > processing. > Obviously Mbuni would need to use Kannel again in order to have an IP > channel to > the MMSC of the operator that passed the MMS notification. > > Ok, I guess I will have to draw a system architecture scratch on this. > > The whole thing is not that easy with MMS as it is with SMS. > > Stipe > > mailto:stolj_{at}_wapme-group.de > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > Wapme Systems AG > > Vogelsanger Weg 80 > 40470 Düsseldorf, NRW, Germany > > phone: +49.211.74845.0 > fax: +49.211.74845.299 > > mailto:info_{at}_wapme-systems.de > http://www.wapme-systems.de/ > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > > _______________________________________________ > Users mailing list > [email protected] > http://mbuni.org/mailman/listinfo/users_mbuni.org > -- GMX DSL-Flatrate 1 Jahr kostenlos* + WLAN-Router ab 0,- Euro* Bis 31.12.2005 einsteigen! 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