Actually, when I am connecting to SMSC using another SMPP simulator, I am
able to receive message with @, but when I am using kannel for the same
SMSC, this @ is getting converted in "I". Any suggestion ???
i had this problem the other way round not long ago. in order to get @
into my messages i need to send ASCII 161. on my _outgoing_ messages, in
PHP i do the following:
$message = str_replace('@',chr(161),$message);
as you can see here:
http://www.asciitable.com/
ASCII 161 is some kind of weird 'i' with an accent over it. so on your
incoming messages, try doing:
$message = str_replace(chr(161),'@',$message);
you can see what the str_replace and chr functions do in PHP here:
http://www.php.net/str_replace
http://www.php.net/chr
which should allow you to find an appopriate function in your language of
choice.
cheers
iain
Ashwani Kumar
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Subject: Re: receive special character from kannel
known problem, , search the mailing list for the subject of @
in short, your smpp smsc is transcoding @ to a different character.
check when you send @ how the message appears in the handset.
the usual solution is to check the incoming messages for the ASCII code of
the
letter the smsc use to replace @ with, and to replace that with the proper
value.
there is a snippet of php code provided in the maling list as well
cheers
seik
On Fri, Feb 23, 2007 at 05:21:51PM +0530, ashwani wrote:
Hi all,
I am using kannel 1.4.1, I am having problem in receiving messages
from SMSC (I am using SMPP) which have special character (spl @).When
I receive message on my application, the @ sign is converted to "i".
Is it a know problem or I am doing something wrong???
Ashwani Kumar
Sr Engineer
Professional Service
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