Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
alaa a alaa_info2005 'at' hotmail.com writes:
Hi every one
i use kannel1.4.0 in windows xp
i sent English sms using kannel sms gateway and smpp protocol successfully.
Now i need to send Arabic sms ,what changes should i do to do that ?
You need to use UCS2
Ben Suffolk wrote:
Hi,
I would like to be able to get the message ID set by the SMSC. I know
it is stored in the ts field int he DLR database. I have looked for a
substitution variable to add it into the dlr-url but I can only find
one for the internal kannel ID of the message. Have I
Ben Suffolk wrote:
Hi,
I have been using the latest release version of Kannel via ports
(1.4.0) which compiles just fine.
I figured I should check out CVS so I can try some of the new
functionality out. configure runes fine, I do a make depend which runs
then a make, which errors :-
strange, shouldn't happen on a fresh checkout. Did you use GNU make?
Ah No I didn't, it gets a lot further with gmake :-
tp_server.o -c test/test_http_server.c
test/test_http_server.c: In function `client_thread':
test/test_http_server.c:196: syntax error before `pid'
@Ben: can you describe a senseful scenario for this need?
Sure,
Let suppose you are sending reverse billed SMS messages, i.e. ones
that you should get a share of the revenue from the operator for. At
the end of the charging period they tell you how many chargeable
message you sent. When
On Sat, Sep 23, 2006 at 02:55:08PM +0100, Ben Suffolk wrote:
Excellent news, is there anything documented anywhere on what's new
in 1.4.1 compared to 1.4.0?
... and is there somekind of a schedule or expected date for release?
Mart
Ben Suffolk wrote:
strange, shouldn't happen on a fresh checkout. Did you use GNU make?
Ah No I didn't, it gets a lot further with gmake :-
tp_server.o -c test/test_http_server.c
test/test_http_server.c: In function `client_thread':
test/test_http_server.c:196: syntax error before `pid'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Sep 23, 2006 at 02:55:08PM +0100, Ben Suffolk wrote:
Excellent news, is there anything documented anywhere on what's new
in 1.4.1 compared to 1.4.0?
... and is there somekind of a schedule or expected date for release?
THIS week-end!
Stipe
strange, shouldn't happen on a fresh checkout. Did you use GNU make?
Ah No I didn't, it gets a lot further with gmake :-
tp_server.o -c test/test_http_server.c
test/test_http_server.c: In function `client_thread':
test/test_http_server.c:196: syntax error before `pid'
strange, shouldn't happen on a fresh checkout. Did you use GNU
make?
Ah No I didn't, it gets a lot further with gmake :-
tp_server.o -c test/test_http_server.c
test/test_http_server.c: In function `client_thread':
test/test_http_server.c:196: syntax error before `pid'
Ben Suffolk wrote:
strange, shouldn't happen on a fresh checkout. Did you use GNU make?
Ah No I didn't, it gets a lot further with gmake :-
tp_server.o -c test/test_http_server.c
test/test_http_server.c: In function `client_thread':
test/test_http_server.c:196: syntax error before
now, I can confirm that it builds cleanly on:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] uname -a
FreeBSD vm-freebsd6.intern.tolj.org 6.0-RELEASE FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE
#0: Thu Nov 3 09:36:13 UTC 2005
I have no clue why that other doesn't build. Are you shure it's a
clean checkout?
I just did an rm -rf on it to
Hi
I read that cygwin 2.510.2.2 has only 600 threads ,so it's not perfect
choice to compile kannel1.4.0 using cygwin2.510.2.2 to use it under windows
xp.
Iwant to ask if there is any way to increase the number of threads in cygwin
??
best regards.
From: Stipe Tolj [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
now, I can confirm that it builds cleanly on:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] uname -a
FreeBSD vm-freebsd6.intern.tolj.org 6.0-RELEASE FreeBSD 6.0-
RELEASE #0: Thu Nov 3 09:36:13 UTC 2005
I have no clue why that other doesn't build. Are you shure it's a
clean checkout?
I just did an rm -rf on it to
Hi Guys,
Though I'd let you know I had to remove the LIMIT 1 from the delete
lines as it causes an error for postgreSQL (version 7.4.6 is what I
am running).
Regards
Ben
Ben Suffolk wrote:
Hi Guys,
Though I'd let you know I had to remove the LIMIT 1 from the delete
lines as it causes an error for postgreSQL (version 7.4.6 is what I am
running).
sounds to me like an old issue. Is this inside 1.4.0 or CVS?
Stipe
Ben Suffolk wrote:
now, I can confirm that it builds cleanly on:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] uname -a
FreeBSD vm-freebsd6.intern.tolj.org 6.0-RELEASE FreeBSD 6.0- RELEASE
#0: Thu Nov 3 09:36:13 UTC 2005
I have no clue why that other doesn't build. Are you shure it's a
clean checkout?
I just
After the upgrade of GCC it compiles fine, hope that can shed
some light on the problem for you.
actually: nop ;)
Ok I had a theory, and did a little bit of playing around. I can now
make it compile under the default version of GCC.
Its because the declaration of the variables pid and
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