Hi,
I had this problem with concatenated messages not being
7-bit encoded. The message was send from Kannel to the SMSC as 8 bit (data_coding
set to SMSC Default Alphabet) and it was messed up (by the SMSC) when delivered
to the phone.
I have found one solution to this problem. The
Hi,
This function doesn't work
correctly, if the "source" string contains (8n + 1) characters.
(n=0,1,12,3,4...)
It appends an extra octet
0x00 at the end of generated string.
regards,
Jeetendra.
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Hi,
I had this problem with concatenated
messages not being 7-bit en
a way more elegant solution is to set the 'alt-dcs' value to the GSM
alphabet to "force" the smsc to use the GSM alphabet and deliver the
msg in 7-bit text.
Messing in the smpp module to circumvent your specific smsc problem is
not a legitime solution IMO.
Stipe
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But, Kannel’s userguide document states that the alt-dcs can not be used for smpp (Chapter 5 – page 69). How do I do that? Regards,Sasko >a way more elegant solution is to set the 'alt-dcs' value to the GSM>alphabet to "force" the smsc to use the GSM alphabet and deliver the>msg in 7-bit tex
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But, Kannel's userguide document states that the alt-dcs can not be used for
smpp (Chapter 5 - page 69).
How do I do that?
Regards,
Sasko
>a way more elegant solution is to set the 'alt-dcs'
