Re: Any solution for MMS?

2017-12-20 Thread Jeff Thorn
What kind of mms service do you need? We looked into mbuni a year or so ago
and determined it was not stable enough for production. But since the mms
mm4 spec is virtually identical to smtp we were easily able to implement
something custom in java. The mm7 spec is based on soap, which is a pain.
So we implemented a Rest style HTTP to MM4 interface for a major U.S.
carrier that can send several hundred MMS messages per second. It processes
the mm4 response messages as well to get delivery receipts and mobile
originating messages.

Reply to me directly without the user group if you want more info.


Jeff Thorn
CEO
Thorn Technologies, LLC
https://www.thorntech.com

On Dec 20, 2017 8:38 PM, "Arya F"  wrote:

> There was the Mbuni project, but it looks like it's dead at this point,
> the latest release is from 2011 and I read reports online that it no longer
> compiles on newer Linux distros due to dependency issues.
>
> Is there anyway to have a MMS gateway? does Kannel have any plans to add
> MMS support?
>


Any solution for MMS?

2017-12-20 Thread Arya F
There was the Mbuni project, but it looks like it's dead at this point, the
latest release is from 2011 and I read reports online that it no longer
compiles on newer Linux distros due to dependency issues.

Is there anyway to have a MMS gateway? does Kannel have any plans to add
MMS support?


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2017-12-20 Thread Vijay Ramnarine
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>   of a multipart 1 after the other (Grant Saicom)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2017 15:32:21 +0200
> From: Grant Saicom 
> To: Kannel Users 
> Subject: Multipart sms sending behaviour - Sending all the parts of a
> multipart 1 after the other
> Message-ID: <79071f95-f8a8-414b-94f6-1b705ac50...@gmail.com>
> Content-Type: text/plain;   charset=utf-8
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> Hi Kannel Users
>
> I have an issue which I need to address with respect to how kannel(1.44)
> sends multipart messages to a SMSC.
>
> Let me explain the situation/limitations:
>
> -I have a server which manages and distributes smses to my modems.
> -I communicate to this server via smpp using bearerbox.
> -These modems are hosted on gateways at various locations linked via IP.
> -The server sends the messages to the gateways which then send to the
> modems via serial.
> -The server requires that it has the entire message (all multiparts)
> before it can send it to the gateway and ultimately the modem for sending
> via GSM.
> -I have a max pending sms limit of 40 on the server. This is the licensing
> model.
>
> Example Scenario of the issue:
> If I have 100 messages with 200 characters in them, kannel sends the first
> part of the first 40 messages i.e.
>
> message1 : 1 of 2
> message2 : 1 of 2
> message3 : 1 of 2
> message4 : 1 of 2
> ?
> message39 : 1 of 2
> message40 : 1 of 2
>
> The server acks these messages, but it starts rejecting any further
> messages because its max pending queue is now full. None of these messages
> will go out. The client side will eventually time-out these messages and
> fail them.
>
> How do I get bearerbox to send the messages like this:
>
> message1 : 1 of 2
> message1 : 1 of 2
> message2 : 1 of 2
> message2 : 2 of 2
> ?
>
> message39 : 1 of 2
> message39 : 2 of 2
> message40 : 1 of 2
> message40 : 2 of 2
>
> I have not found anything in the documentation that indicates how I could
> do this.
>
> Kind regards
> Grant
>
>
>
>
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> Message: 2
> Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2017 23:37:10 +0100
> From: amal...@kannel.org
> To: Grant Saicom 
> Cc: Kannel Users 
> Subject: Re: Multipart sms sending behaviour - Sending all the parts
> of a multipart 1 after the other
> Message-ID: <69476fbe-42e3-4ca3-9ecf-859c118a1...@kannel.org>
> Content-Type: text/plain;   charset=utf-8
>
> Hi,
>
> who is responsible for splitting long messages? you should let Kannel do
> it for you, then Kannel take care to send
> all parts via the same SMSC and in the right order.
>
> Thanks,
> Alex
>
>
> > Am 19.12.2017 um 14:32 schrieb Grant Saicom :
> >
> > Hi Kannel Users
> >
> > I have an issue which I need to address with respect to how kannel(1.44)
> sends multipart messages to a SMSC.
> >
> > Let me explain the situation/limitations:
> >
> > -I have a server which manages and distributes smses to my modems.
> > -I communicate to this server via smpp using bearerbox.
> > -These modems are hosted on gateways at various locations linked via IP.
> > -The server sends the messages to the gateways which then send to the
> modems via serial.
> > -The server requires that it has the entire message (all multiparts)
> before it can send it to the gateway and ultimately the modem for sending
> via GSM.
> > -I have a max pending sms limit of 40 on the server. This is the
> licensing model.
> >
> > Example Scenario of the issue:
> > If I have 100 messages with 200 characters in them, kannel sends the
> first part of the first 40 messages i.e.
> >
> > message1 : 1 of 2
> > message2 : 1 of 2
> > message3 : 1 of 2
> > message4 : 1 of 2
> > ?
> > message39 : 1 of 2
> > message40 : 1 of 2
> >
> > The server acks these messages, but it starts rejecting any further
> messages because its max pending queue is now full. None of these messages
> will go out. The client side will eventually time-out these messages and
> fail them.
> >
> > How do I get bearerbox to send the messages like this:
> >
> > message1 : 1 of 2
> > message1 : 1 of 2
> > message2 : 1 of 2