Thanks for your response,
I already have the catch-all = true set. I tried now with a keyword (I
used default as you sugested) but it still give the No Service to handle
message error.
Paul Bagyenda wrote:
You need to add a catch-all = true to the first mms-service as well, to
ensure it catches all messages from that mmsc, even when the keyword
does not match. Then you can set the keyword to anything (say "default")
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 7:54 PM, Marco Lopes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hi,
I have the following configuration in my mbuni.conf (sensitive data
changed) file:
group = mmsc
id = geue923pos
group-id = geue923pos
mmsc-url = http://thirdpartyserver.example.com/
incoming-port = 9696
type = soap
group = mms-service
name = operator1
keyword =
accepted-mmscs = geue923pos
post-url = http://ourserver.example.com/
catch-all = true
http-post-parameters =
image=%i&text=%t&video=%v&smil=%s&audio=%a&other=%o
suppress-reply = true
accept-x-mbuni-headers = true
If I remove the accepted-mmscs the message is routed trough this
mms-service otherwise I get a No Service to handle message error.
I need to use this to route messages coming from 3 different mmscs to
different services regardless of the keyword, but as I've not been able
to route the messages I'm only using one mmsc and one service yet.
Am I doing something wrong, can someone tell me why the message isn't
routed to the service if I specify an accepted-mmsc value?
Thanks,
Marco Lopes
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