From the logs it appears the MMS sent back has MIME type multi-part/
mixed, which is not supported by all clients. Send and fetch appear to
be working just fine.
On Oct 28, 2009, at 00:48, Emmanuel CHANSON wrote:
Still trying to send an retrieve mms using mmssend:
# mmssend -f +687xxxxxx -t +687xxxxx -m /home/manu/softs/Mbuni/
cat.mms /etc/mmsc.conf
Notification is received by the mobile, then I catch the "fetch url"
in the log because my MMSC is not reachable in the operator netswork
from my mobile so I use Openwave SDK and try to retrieve the MMS but
I get an error:
"Unsupported content type"...
My url is:
Preparing to notify client to fetch message at URL:
http://61.5.221.52/mmsc/mm1/qf8019.2.x40...@2/wx66
But on Openwave i put http://61.5.221.52:8191/mmsc/mm1/qf8019.2.x40...@2/wx66
and I get this error above.
The log from mbuni during a retrieve test from Openwave (attached)
Any idea?
Regards,
Emmanuel
2009/10/26 Emmanuel CHANSON <emmanuelchan...@gmail.com>
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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Emmanuel
CHANSON Emmanuel
Mobile Nouvelle-Calédonie: +687 850.850
Mobile France: +33 (0) 6.68.03.89.56
@email : emmanuelchan...@gmail.com
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