RE: Force WML error on HTML content

[Rene Kluwen]

I 
think in this case, best option is to have Kannel use a http proxy server that 
does the trick for you, using e.g. redirectors in squid or 
something.

Rene 
Kluwen
Chimit

  -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Rene 
  VellekoopSent: woensdag 1 oktober 2003 15:53To: 'Rene 
  Kluwen'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: Force WML error on HTML 
  content
  
  It 
  is on foreign servers and because people think they can access www sites using 
  their mobile.. Of course they cannot (using older phones) so I want to send 
  an wml redirect/error and not drop the call.
  
  
  
  -Original 
  Message-From: Rene 
  Kluwen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: woensdag 1 oktober 2003 
  15:07To: Rene Vellekoop; 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: 
  Force WML error on HTML content
  
  
  
  If you 
  are controlling the http server that content is 
  withdrawn from, you can use the ErrorDocument (apache) directive to set it to 
  w WML source.
  
  If the 
  http server is foreign, then this is really an error in the http server setup 
  (though a very common one).
  
  
  
  Converting / 
  replacing html pages with wml is typically NOT what a gateway does (against 
  the specs) but with some modifications Kannel, it could be 
  done.
  
  
  
  -- 
  Rene...
  
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Message-From: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Rene VellekoopSent: woensdag 1 oktober 2003 
13:30To: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: 
Force WML error on HTML content
Hi,

Is 
there a way to show people an WML error when they try to access HTML pages 
through the kannel gateway?

The 
problem is we provide a dialin service but the call gets dropped as the 
phone doesnt recognize the first pages content type. We rather sent the 
user to our main page or something.

Thanks!

Rene 
Vellekoop

DAC Planet BV - 
Rotterdam - +31 (0)10 4799700 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.dac-planet.com

Problem sending chinese characters

[Antnio Vaz]

Hello

I'm trying to receive chinese characters from mobil phones. I'm using kannel 1.2.1 and 
an SMPP connection to the SMSC.

I can send chinese characters to mobil phones.

what happens is that when a mobil phone sends chinese characters that have %00 in the 
correspondent unicode number, kannel is converting it to %40.

I've checked the output and it seems that the bearbox receives %00 but the SMS box 
sends %40 to the application server

Can someone help me on this? Did anyone had this problem?

Please, it's urgent

Regards,

Antonio

RE: Problem sending chinese characters

[Antnio Vaz]

forgot to say that i'm using kannel on windows with cygwin

RE: Problem sending chinese characters

[Antnio Vaz]

FYI
 
It seems that it is a bug of version 1.2.1.
 
I've tried with 1.2.1 for linux and the problem persist.
 
But with 1.3.1 in Linux all is well. The %00 received in the bearerbox is sent by the 
sms box has %00 too and not %40

GPRS Settings

[Stephen Rothwell \(Eagle Eye Technology\)]

Hi,

Sorry to ask but I am trying to send some GPRS OTA 
messages.

1.Does anyone have a script for compilation of 
these messages.
2.Does anyone have documentation on how to build 
these msg's. I have seen some stuff from Nokia but it doesnt seem to cover GPRS 
only CSD.

Any help greatfully received.

Steve