Hey again,
I think maybe I have misunderstood the relationship between kannel and
mbuni. Can I have the kannel bearerbox/smsbox running at the same time
as mbuni?
Cheers,
Gareth
Gareth Reakes wrote:
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the quick reply and the pointers, I will take a look
today. A have a concern with writing my own code. I was considering
using PPP and create a network interface and just doing a wget to get
it. However, I think this approach will do strange things considering
kannel will be listening to the whats returned from the modem. If I
write my own code then won't this still happen? Presumably mbuni deals
with this in some way when it wants to use the connection. Is this the
case?
Many thanks again,
Gareth
Paul Bagyenda wrote:
Gareth,
Short answer is that mbuni is not designed to retrieve the message
for you.
However it is of course possible to write some code to do this. Poke
around in mmsc/mmsproxy.c and mmsc/mmsmobilesender.c, see what you
can use. In particular, look out for HTTP GET usage, and message
decoding...
Hope that helps
On May 24, 2005, at 10:44, Gareth Reakes wrote:
Hey Paul,
Thanks for that. What I am trying to establish is if mbuni can
retrieve an MMS for me. I have a GSM modem and have received the
notification and know where (on the internal provider network)it is.
I want to get that and store it on my computer. I thought that since
mbuni supports phone -> phone and message centre transfer then maybe
it would be able to get it for me. If not directly, then maybe there
is some code somewhere in mbuni that I could use?
Many thanks,
Gareth
Paul Bagyenda wrote:
Hello Gareth,
When your phone receives a notification, it makes an HTTP request
to mbuni to retrieve the message. This request is sent (by the
phone) to the respective host on the mms-port, usually via a WAP
gateway.
I hope this sheds some light...
P.
On May 23, 2005, at 17:41, Gareth Reakes wrote:
Hi all,
I have a question about mms-port. The docs say:
mms-port Integer Port on which mmsproxy
listens for MMS messages from MMS clients (Default is 8191).
When it says listen for messages from MMS clients, does that
refer to notification messages? If so will it go ahead and
retrieve the message? If not what does it refer to and is there
code around in mbuni that will retrieve the message?
Cheers,
Gareth
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