Thnaks Paul for this answer, So I should be able to 'NAT' using squid any port configured in input port (let's say 3130) to the output port 8191 used by mbuni ?
I don't find any parameter in squid.conf where I can set this, there is http_port for input but how to configure squid in order to route 3130 n input to the output port 8191? Regards, Emmanuel 2009/10/28 Paul Bagyenda <bagye...@dsmagic.com> > 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 >> _______________________________________________ >> Users mailing list >> Users@mbuni.org >> http://lists.mbuni.org/mailman/listinfo/users >> > > _______________________________________________ > Users mailing list > Users@mbuni.org > http://lists.mbuni.org/mailman/listinfo/users > -- 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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