Benjamin Lee wrote:
For what it's worth, I've found that it only happens with --enable-debug.
But I may be quite wrong in my implication...
I get it while having
$ ./configure --with-defaults=speed
which explicity should not include debugging.
Stipe
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Dedy Sutanto wrote:
Dear all,
I am using kannel 1.0.3, the latest stable one and have customize
this version to suit with my SMPP connection..
Currently, I use it to serve logo operator, ring tone and sms-email.
I just wonder how to construct flash sms in this version.
Can anybody
Hi dark,
Now, Kannel implements WSP 1.1 which does not define any Encoding-Version
header. But because of all this, it might be better for Kannel send a
status 400 error reply if a connect request uses unknown headers, rather
than using the capabilities response to signal the problem and
If it is not this then still nothing is wrong, it is the
nature of
operating without using the SIM memory. If a modem is
engaged with
transmitting and a receiving SMS is incoming, then I
believe it lands up
in SIM memory.
Hm. Why do you believe this is the case ? Is it
On 4 February 2002, Oded Arbel wrote:
On Mon, 2002-02-04 at 14:14, Paul Keogh wrote:
If it is not this then still nothing is wrong, it is the
nature of
operating without using the SIM memory. If a modem is
engaged with
transmitting and a receiving SMS is incoming, then
I have download the cvs version and compiled.
But I have problem with it.
It can bind to SMSC, everytime I send SMS via http sendsms it failed with
error like this:
2002-02-05 03:45:01 [3] INFO: smsbox: Got HTTP request /cgi-bin/sendsms
from 10.21.108.224
2002-02-05 03:45:01 [3] INFO: sendsms
I have download the cvs version and compiled.
But I have problem with it.
It can bind to SMSC, everytime I send SMS via http sendsms it failed with
error like this:
2002-02-05 03:45:01 [3] INFO: smsbox: Got HTTP request /cgi-bin/sendsms
from 10.21.108.224
2002-02-05 03:45:01 [3] INFO: sendsms
For those dealing with debugging of threads, here is a usefull link I
guess:
http://www.informatik.hu-berlin.de/~mueller/TDI/
Has anyone yet resolved the problem we get in
gwlib/thread.c:mutex_unlock_real(), Andreas maybe?!
I wish I would. it still bytes me.
--
Andreas Fink
Fink-Consulting
Andreas Fink wrote:
You got to send the numbers to kannel in international format (+...)
to get TON to be set to 1. If you send them in national format
without the +, TON is set to 2 (national), not 0 (unspecified)
Or you might simply patch that part to set TON always to zero.
Depends on
