Squid is required if you have some custom script that adds the MSISDN
header to the HTTP header prior to passing the data to Mbuni, or if
you need to translate the request URL from the phone (say http://mmsc)
to the real mbuni URL (say http://localhost:8191/ )
In terms of configuring the phone, you should put in a URL that can
(one way or the other) be translated into the Mbuni host and port.
On Oct 25, 2009, at 23:35, Emmanuel CHANSON wrote:
Hello to everybody,
I am testing mbuni and I would like to use a HTTP mobile phone (not
WAP).
So I am confused with the use of squid and its role in the system.
Can someone explain why and how to use squid in the system? Do I
have to use it to reach mms-port 8191?
I try also to find which port should be configured in my mobile
phone to reach my MMSC is this the parameter called:
mms-port (8191 by default) ?
So my config to reach mmsc should be http://<ip_adress>:8191 ?
Regards,
--
Emmanuel
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