Oh--I did try to connect the phone to my Squid HTTP Proxy, which is what I was doing with my last phone (the Motorola v710), but I wasn't seeing any hits show up for that proxy. Not sure why. But, according to what you are saying, that should work, right?
Henri Hovi wrote: > Hi, > > enable proxy mode in apache and configure that to Your phone, that's it ;) > > -- > Henkka > > Adam Rosi-Kessel wrote: >> Stipe Tolj wrote: >> >>>> I've installed Kannel 1.4.0 from Debian unstable, and I'm trying to >>>> connect >>>> with my Verizon LG VX9800 phone. I couldn't find any mention of this >>>> phone >>>> in the list archives. >>>> The connection seems to start okay, but I'm never able to actually >>>> get on >>>> the web through my phone. Log file just says: >>>> >>> First of all, the mentioning about supported phones refers to the SMS >>> layer, meaning phones that can be connected to Kannel as virtual SMSC >>> for sending/receiving SMS. >>> For WAP client support: we support *all* WAP 1.1, 1.2.x phones that use >>> WTP and WDP as transport layer. >>> If your phone is a WAP 2.0 capable you may be directly connecting to the >>> desired HTTP address without proxy needs via a WAP gateway. >>> LG phones have been successfully tested for WAP 1.2.x, even MMS, but I'm >>> not aware of this specific phone. >>> >> >> LG VX9800 is definitely WAP 2.0 capable. I don't think I quite understand >> what you mean when you say "you may be directly connecting to the >> desired HTTP address without proxy needs via a WAP gateway." The phone >> has a >> "proxy address" and "proxy port" setting which I have pointed at >> Kannel, and >> I am attempting to use wap.google.com as my home page. Can you >> elaborate on >> what you mean? >> >> Thanks. >> >> Adam >> >
