As Mr. Peter Beckman said, and i quote:
"The problems with yours: 1. no binary tag; use text to send the binary message. 2. You must escape the binary message with % signs 3. You must include the count/length of the UDH as the first two chars. I believe yours was 11 long, thus 0x0B == 11 blah blah blah 4. You need to escape the udh with % too Fix thise and you are good to go."
Those seem to me rather valuable and simple considerations - apart from the typo on "these" ;), so i fail to see the point of you still not escaping the message with %'s, and also the point of removing the udh, which will ALWAYS force Kannel to send the sms as pure text (or flash).
- always use the %'s - use the udh for binaries
I do agree with some sections of the docs being more complex, but for text, there aren't that many, and i think everyone in this list achieved to tell you what you need to do as simply as can be put in human terms :)
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Bret Kumler wrote:
I've look at the docs, it's a bit confusing, there's so many options. ;)
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From: Pedro B. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 16, 2004 5:18 PM
To: Bret Kumler
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Subject: Re: Binaries
You might want to check table 6-15 on the User Guide, which includes all send-sms CGI variables.
I find it rather unusual you're actually trying something very basic without even checking the docs once. That's... "brave" :)
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Bret Kumler wrote:
What's the parameter suppose to be?
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From: Pedro B. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 16, 2004 4:35 PM
To: Bret Kumler
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Binaries
"&binary=" ?????
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Bret Kumler wrote:
Ok,
I'm close, I can feel it. Here's the url which is generated.
URL =
http://localhost:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?user=test&pass=test1&coding=1&to=1909
2559651&binary=E257C4C15357BA964FD2BEB0738FF5A002C000000000010673796E63346A&
udh=0605040B84C002010603C4AF87
When I copy the url in to the browser it doesn't work. Could this be a kannel.conf issue? Meaning, am I missing something?
Thanks