RE: [Patch] EMI2 Keepalive patch

[Ozkan ERENER]

I have two questions for those patches:   - I've commented out receive-port from the conf file but the bearerbox didn't start complaining about a missing parameter - I've added keepalive = 1 to the conf file and set the debugging level to 0. I was expecting to see UCP 31 messages every minute in the logs but there are no such log entrys. Is that normal?   thanks, Ozkan Erener VeriPark - www.veripark.com -----Original Message----- From: Bruno David Simões Rodrigues [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 11:27 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Patch] EMI2 Keepalive patch Hi.   I've sent the emi2 keepalive patch to the CVS.   I have more code in here. I have to clean the code, cut it in pieces and write documentation before sending to CVS.   Between what I have working, what I'm coding now and what I (my company) need, there will be these patches:   . Keepalive for emi2 (again)     I think it's fundamental for everyone that uses "our-port" . Optional "receive-port" for emi2     When using one connection and keepalive, you don't need receive-port . Flash re-written to support unicode and others     Flash is incompatible with other DCS values . Unicode extention (text=xxxxyyyy)     DCS=unicode and pass directly the hex text to the message (concatenation code included) . Message Waiting Indicator for emi2 and AT (and possibly others, if wanted and I get some time for it)     With "how many messages" and text . Username limits     for each sendsms-user, control if it can use udh, flash, mwi and unicode fields. Sometimes you want a user to only send text.     The same syntax for sms-service (additional to accept-x-kannel-headers) . Some php4 scripts to contrib     Encode Nokia Smart Messaging, OTA Wap config and bookmarks, Wap Push SMS (still to test: I want a nokia 6310!)     Decoding of binary messages received (example: when receiving a binary sms of type bookmark, decodes it and send only the name and url to some server) . Validity and defered time   (not in any particular order)     regards, -- Bruno Rodrigues