Not sure. I'm not very familiar with the CMG SMSC, but I've noticed this thing with
EMI2. unfortunatly, I'm not sure how to solve that problem and I have not further
information. I am looking into it, and will mail the list if I find anything
interesting.
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Oded Arbel
m-Wise mobile
On Wednesday, September 18, 2002, at 11:54 AM, Nigar Sultana wrote:
I downloaded the source code from the Kannel site.
I have some doubt regarding the code for the test.
In the /test/fakewap.c , the WSP_Get PDU is declared as
WSP_Get[ ] = { 0x0E , 0x00 , 0x00 , 0x02 , 0x40 }
The last
Sorry for my last email - I did not see this one before I sent it.
Here are my comments for the patch you submitted
- You are not following the Kannel standards as for debugging messages - take a look
at other examples for debug() calls in the code.
- please dont use strcpy() or other c-string
I saw your post regarding an SMPP server based on
gwlib. I have been contemplating the same project, as
I would like to work with using kannel as a message
relay. Could I use yours? I'd be glad to help beat it
into shape.
we currently have not descided if it's going to be released to
When you say 'data' , you mean - non textual SM ?
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It's not because they have suddenly converted to Stallmanism.
Anyone else misread that as Stalinism?
The word Stalinism is deprecated, the
Hi,
Tronet Sarah wrote:
Hi,
Can somebody give me some hints about the UCP-EMI protocol.
My application (Short Message Terminal ) is supposed to receive SMS from SMSC.
Should I only receive it using the deliver_sm (52) message or is it a way for me to
poll the SMSC about stored messages
Hi Rene,
can you please use /* */ comment styles as indicated in the
doc/CodingStyle document and resend the patch as mail attachement
rather then inline.
Thanks.
Stipe
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and on the 7650 I am not getting anything..
is there something special in the configuration that I have missed
yep, the 7650 uses SARed requests. Kannel does not support SARed
request currently. But Aarno and we here at Wapme are having SARed
versions that are to be incorporated to the
Hi Mario,
I´m a newbie in Kannel Gateway and I´m trying to install it in a
FreeBSD 4.3 machine, but I´m getting some troubles. When I try to
compile Kannel with 'make' command, I get the following error:
SH# cd /usr/local/gateway-1.2.0
SH# make
Makefile, line 281: Could not find .depend
I tried the a cvs snapshot of kannel again 17/9/2002 because of all the
bugfixes but I still get a crash when I try and display the status of
kannel using the control.html interface. (this exact configuration with
the v1.2.0 stable release works fine)
My system is redhat 7.3 with glibc-2.2.5-34
I've had a look at the web page and the list of supported devices as SMSC's
is quite small. The Siemens M20 is on the supported list of devices as an
SMSC device. Am I correct in assuming that I can send SMS messages through
this device if it were connected to the Kannel gateway software?
Gaby
Yep !
-Original Message-
From: Oded Arbel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 1:09 PM
To: Avner Sternheim; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: M20 problem of getting data messages.
When you say 'data' , you mean - non textual SM ?
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Oded Arbel
m-Wise mobile
Ok, I think I can relate to that :-)
the Siemens M20 has many problems with binary messages. if you can't set the correct
CNMI setting for delivery binary messages directory (with +CMT notification) then
we'll simply need to get the +CMTI notification support into Kannel (reminds me
another
While browsing through the code a little bit, I found an error in
at_receive_msg() in smsc_at.c.
The function looks like this:
/***
***
* There are messages to read!
*/
int at_receive_msg(SMSCenter *smsc, Msg **msg) {
Just to make sure: Did you realize that the wapforum specs display the
least significant bit first?
A TR-Invoke PDU is build as follows (first octet):
CON PDU PDU PDU PDU GTR TTR RID
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0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0
This makes a hex value of 62.
Also, your TID
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