the reason for this is because the user has submitted ONE long sms.
it would get confusing for receiving multiple delivery reports for
ONE long sms submitted
if the user splits the parts himself, then those are multiple
individual SMS's for kannel and each will receive its own delivery
report.
it could be handled better but its tricky as you then have to track
all multiple parts together and wait for all to be received before
submitting a dlr to the user.
As those 3 parts might have been sent over different SMSC's due to
loadsharing for example, this has to be done in smsbox. DLR reporting
currently is done in bearerbox so reassembly of DLR's in smsbox is
something totally new and would require storage there as well.
not impossible to do though.
On 01.02.2007, at 07:16, Giulio Harding wrote:
At line 277 of gw/sms.c (from CVS 2007-01-31) there is this comment
and code, which only requests one DLR for a multi-part message:
/*
* if its a DLR request message getting split,
* only ask DLR for the first one
*/
if ((msgno > 1) && DLR_IS_ENABLED(part->sms.dlr_mask)) {
octstr_destroy(part->sms.dlr_url);
part->sms.dlr_url = NULL;
part->sms.dlr_mask = 0;
}
Why is this the case? Wouldn't you want to get a DLR for each part
of the multi-part message to determine whether the entire message
arrived (and would then be able to be reassembled on the handset)
or not?
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Giulio Harding
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