Hi,a question,please help

Hi,all. I am a user of kannel.I met a question.I use SMPP3.4 as a SMSC.My configure file as follow : group = smsc smsc = smpp host = 127.0.0.1 port = 10016 tr

Re: Hi,a question,please help

You English is much better than my Chinese would be ! DCS is set by a combinations of MWI, compressions status and message class. DCS of 0x04 means 8 bit data. The message is only converted to alt- charset when its a 7 bit message. Have a look where you submit the message to smsbox and

Re: Hi,a question,please help

Hi, you should define "coding" when sending SMS to kannel to UCS2 or Unicode. Since chinese character is Unicode right :D On 3/26/07, 开 颜 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,all. I am a user of kannel.I met a question.I use SMPP3.4 as a SMSC.My configure file as follow :

Re: utf-8

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 15:46:51 +0100 Stipe Tolj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Denis V. Gudtsov wrote: > >> Hello, All! >> >> How to send message thought smpp when source string has utf-8 encoding? >> kannel version - current from cvs. >> >> group = sms-service >> >> keyword = default >> >> allow

Re: 回复： Hi,a question,please h elp

I will have to defer to the list on this one, I have never used wapbox, but a quick look in the code suggests the error response you are seeing is related to the validation of the pap message. Have a look in the log files and see if you can see any other messages, I would expect maybe somet

Send an SMS via Mobile Phone with USB cable

Hi, This will be a multiple question part as I'm very new to Kannel. Even if I have read a lot in the users guide and the mailing lists, I've not found how to resolve my problem. I've connected the Sony Ericsson t610 to my usb port and with smskannel.conf I've edited the smsc part. I can see in

Interconnect fees

Hi Guys, In the UK there is an interconnect fee of 3p per SMS for messages sent between UK operators. For a possible project coming up I'd like to know if anybody knows if either Romania or Holland have interconnect fees, and what they are if they do. Thanks Ben

Transmitting OTAs in phone-as-smsc mode

Hi, I have a requirement to transmit SyncML configuring OTAs to the mobile phones. The OTAs are being generated by another server (and not kannel). To be more clear, kannel is being used as a SMSC only and NOT for ota generation. And http-request mechanism is used between the ota-generating

kannel http client not responding

Hi Fellows I'm having the following problem When sending msg through the http option: http://localhost:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?username=user&password=pass&to=5537338667&text=my+test1234 I get no response from bearerbox. The webbrowser keeps waiting for an answer until it times out; eventhough th

Kannel "suspended" mode behaviour

Hello, I'm currently connected to an SMSC and am trying to throttle incoming messages by putting kannel in "suspended" mode. My understanding of suspended mode is that kannel will stop receiving messages and the messages will be buffered on the SMSC. When I then resume kannel I should start

RE: Kannel "suspended" mode behaviour

BTW - I should add that when I shutdown kannel the SMSC seems to buffer the message fine. So when I start kannel later I do receive the SMSs which were sent when kannel was down. I'm only loosing SMSs when I suspend/resume. _ From: Cyrus Patel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 27 Ma

Re: Kannel "suspended" mode behaviour

Hi Cyrus, We found this same bahaviour in earlier versions, I am not sure if it is intended or not, however it is internal kannel behaviour and not the SMSC throwing your messages away. It would be worth knowing the version of kannel that you are using as it would help to determine if there ha

RE: Kannel "suspended" mode behaviour

Hi Stuart, Thanks - that's good news. I'm using Kannel 1.4.0 - I'll upgrade to 1.4.1 and give it a go. Cheers, Cyrus -Original Message- From: Stuart Beck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 27 March 2007 13:39 Cc: users@kannel.org Subject: Re: Kannel "suspended" mode behaviour Hi Cyrus,

RE: Kannel "suspended" mode behaviour

Hi Stuart, I've upgraded to Kannel 1.4.1 and unfortunately it appears to be the same behaviour. I've put the log level to debug and when in suspended mode I can see the deliver_sm PDUs containing my messages but they just seem to silently disappear and don't show up in the access.log. Am I cor

Re: Kannel "suspended" mode behaviour

Hi Cyrus, Our kannel will still be exhibiting this behaviour, we had not verified if this was still occurring when we upgraded to this version as we already had a policy of a full restart rather than an individual smsc restart (due to this problem) What is the reason why you want to use this m

RE: Kannel "suspended" mode behaviour

Hi Stuart, Thanks for this. I'm reading the kannel source code now and don't understand why it is still receiving messages when it in the suspended state. We need to throttle like this because our application takes a variable amount of time to handle SMSs (depending on the message type in the SM

Re: Kannel "suspended" mode behaviour

Hi Cyrus, I would suggest instead something like what we do here if this can be applied to your situation Our kannel is configured to send through to an http application that simply replies with an empty message back to kannel It also has the 'omit-empty = true' flag set to not send empty

RE: Kannel "suspended" mode behaviour

Hi, Guys, May I add another idea? Since you are using an external (to kannel) proccesing unit for your MO messages, just add to corresponding sms-service the option "max-messages=0". This will force kannel not to send back any message (and not to wait for a response, of course). Now you may