Re: timestamps, scripts and nokia 7110

Stipe Tolj <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mobile.kannel.devel
Organization Wapme Systems AG
Message-ID <[email protected]>
"Malmström, Dennis" wrote:
> 
>   The changes I made are:
> 
>   1) Added three escape codes:
>           %z, skips a word.

I guess this may be replicated using %s for the next word but without
processing it actually in the CGI environment. 

>           %A, same as %a but without url encoding.
>           %R, same as %r but without url encoding.

whhhuuaa, this will break HTTP protocoll in case the user does not
send URL encoded text?!

>   2) Added the possibility of executing a command line instead of fetching an url.
>      Configuration file example:
>           group = sms-service
>           keyword = default
>           execute = <command line>

that's usefull, at least if it's done in a serious and secure manner.
I'll review this.
> 
>   3) Added modemtype nokia7110.
>      I started out using the modemtype premicell (which I somehow gathered was nokia related).
>      Getting it to work required a few changes to the GSM modem handling code (gw/smsc_at.c).
>      I created a new modemtype so I wouldn't change the definition of an existing one.

modemtype = nokiaphone is already available in the development branch
and CVS. AFAIK, it was yet not available in the stable tree, so this
may be skipped.

>   4) Fixed broken timestamp parser.
>      I am not sure wether this is a general issue or specific to nokia 7110.
>      Anyway, the existing code produced nonsense values for the data sent from a nokia 7110.

Is this reproducable using the current cvs tree?

Stipe

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