Hi, > Torbjorn Zetterlund wrote: > > Hi, > > We got a problem when testing wap-push, we thought we did the right > thing by following the manual in details. But it seems we may have > misunderstood something during the way. > > We took the sample pushkannel.conf file an modified to fit our > internal testing, basically replacing all ip with localhost, we > running on a localhost with no internet connection. Everything runs up > ok, we start the test_ppg_server -p 10022 and execute the test_ppg -q > http://localhost:10022 content.txt control.txt . > > content.txt and control.txt is in accordance to the default values > shown in the manual.
Can you send these ? What version are you using ? > > Every time we run the test_ppg we get the same error > Debug: TEST_PPG Push 0 done: reply from > http://localhost:10022?username=foo&password=bar > Entity: Line 1: error: Start tag expected, '<' not found > hello, world > ^ > warning: PaP Compiler pap-compile pap message > warning Test-PPG receive_push_reply: cannot compile pap message Some other server is interfering (hello world server perhaps) > > My question are: > Is this error caused by the system not finding the "content file" > In the Kannel configuration file pushkannel, there is a reference in > the SMSC part of the configuration to a send-url . What do we enter > here, our local sms gateway that will send out the wappush over an sms > message. Pushkannel.conf uses HTTP SMSC, it is, it makes a http request for services of a SMS manager. For testing purpose, you can use Kannel's test_http_server program from test directory. It will dump cgi vars, so you can check was the request correct. > > Correct me if I am wrong The test_ppg tool push the file content using > the control.txt to the test_ppg_server, the kannel wapbox fetches the > message and start the push which is sent to the smsbox specified and > sent to the SMSC. If this is the case I can change the SMSC to my GSM > Modem and can push it out to a handset. Yes. You can use GSM modem as a virtual SMSC. Configure at smsc as specified in the userguide (autodetection of the modem works nicely.) aarno
