Yes, I'm familiar with the GSM charset, I understand why kannel is doing it with current configuration, but isn't there any setting I can change to make it convert the original UTF-8 text to some other encoding the SMSC will understand and send to the mobile besides GSM?
regards, vitor fernandes 2011/4/11 Luís Tiago Rico <lti...@present-technologies.com>: > Hi, > Are you familiar with GSM charset? > http://www.csoft.co.uk/sms/character_sets/gsm.htm > Some 'special' are not supported! > Cheers > 2011/4/11 Vitor Fernandes <vitor.fernan...@gotvmediasoftware.com> >> >> I'm using the latest trunk revision of Kannel on Ubuntu 10.04 and >> processing incoming SMS with a get-url script using an SMPP 3.4 >> connection. >> >> The script returns the response message using "text/plain" and UTF-8 >> encoding but some special characters (like 'ã') appear on the mobile >> terminal as '?'. >> >> How can I configure the encodings to make Kannel send the response in >> a readable way? (even if it makes the sms be max 70 characters). >> >> Thank you, >> Vitor Fernandes >> > > > > -- > Luís Tiago Rico > > Present Technologies, Lda > Rua D. João de Castro > Urbanização Quinta da Fonte, Lote 12 > 3030-384 Coimbra > PORTUGAL > Phone: (+351) 239 781 834, Fax: (+351) 239 781 835 >
