Bug: Packet Retransmission

2005-11-18 Thread Carlos Parada
Hi all, I've sent an e-mail for this mailing list a few weeks ago, reporting a bug regarding a misbehaviour in the packet retransmission at WSP level. The problem takes place when the network between the terminal and the kannel loses some packets in a fragmented request (e.g. transmission of a

Re: [PATCH] Sending catenated messages in incorrect order

2005-11-18 Thread Andreas Fink
trying to play with the priority is NOT the solution. You can easily run into the same issue again. Even a end user sending a long message from a phone will eventually hit this problem. Think of having a weak coverage and the first part gets lost and the second one sent and then the phone

Re:

2005-11-18 Thread Andreas Fink
install ar is the solution. If you dont have ar, you can not make libraries. you probably dont have gcc properly installed or maybe your path is not correct. I remember solaris sometimes has weird paths. On my solaris 8 systems I find fire1:~ afink$ grep /ar$ /allfiles

Re: Bug: Packet Retransmission

2005-11-18 Thread Stipe Tolj
Carlos Parada wrote: Hi all, I've sent an e-mail for this mailing list a few weeks ago, reporting a bug regarding a misbehaviour in the packet retransmission at WSP level. The problem takes place when the network between the terminal and the kannel loses some packets in a fragmented request

RE: devel Digest, Vol 21, Issue 7 (Stress Test SMPP)

2005-11-18 Thread Mario Noboa
Hi Stipe, I made the stress test again with my operator. This time I set loglevel to 0, I changed throughput and max-pending-submits; but this did not resolve the issue, the only difference is the problem takes place in different messages, for example: sequence number: 17074 sequence number: