Re: CIMD2 correct value for sqlbox

On 07.09.2009, at 17:24, angela86 walczak wrote:

> Why SMS some times is unreadable on iphone or other phone. I want  
> find must universal configuration for SMS.

Please provide exact example with config and debug log (log-level=0).  
"Sometimes" unreadable doesn't help. It could simply be wrongly  
encoded on submit.


> I found http://tiliman.wordpress.com/2008/12/20/replacing-sms-on-a-phone-using-kannel-sms-gateway/ 
>     - is my pid  (0) correct or I should use (1)

PID is according to the GSM spec. So 0 is "normal". Don't set PID  
unless you know exactly what you are doing with it.



> Question about virtual memory is still valid, and Kannel sqlbox  
> modify their own pieces of code to improve the work of the oracle,  
> and I wanted to know if the linux centos x64 this amount of virtual  
> memory is not memory leak.

Kannel is not leaking memory as far as I know. My kannel instances  
have transported millions of SMS over many months without increasing  
in memory footprint.
But I'm not using CIMD and I'm not using oracle nor am I using sqlbox.  
But the people on this mailing list keep a close eye on memory leaks.

We're running kannel on a embedded linux system with 128MB RAM and the  
following memory footprint:

Mem:    127132k total,    67240k used,    59892k free,     3252k buffers
Swap:        0k total,        0k used,        0k free,    39004k cached

   PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND
  3269 root      15   0 96804 1764 1164 S  0.3  1.4  52:56.07 bearerbox
  3285 root      16   0 79504 2068 1120 S  0.0  1.6   5:31.75 smsbox



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> 2009/9/7 Andreas Fink <[email protected]>
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> On 07.09.2009, at 12:03, angela86 walczak wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a few cases receive encrypted unreadable text messages GSM7  
>> broadcast by CIMD2.
>> These cases relate to the foreign phone as the iPhone, not bought  
>> with the operator but used here.
>> Sending SMS messages as GSM7 entering the table in sqlbox text  
>> msgdata and
>>
>> smstype = 2
>> mclass = 1
>> mwi = -1 (do not use this way Message Wait Indicate)
>> coding = 0
>> compress = 0
>> dlr_mask = 3
>> pid = 0 (default value which should I use?)
>> alt_dcs = 0
>> rpi = 0 (what is this parameter)
>> charset - not I set (or should I set? if he wants to give the gsm7)
>>
>> I'm using 0.7.2 and sqlbox Kannel 1.4.3 stable on x64 centos.
>> The operating system on top applications consuming memory VIRT:
>> - 164M sqlbox
>> - 304m bearerbox
>> and very little CPU, compiled with debug.
>
> What is the question? Not all SMS are GSM 7 bit encoded. some are 8  
> bit or 16 bit Unicode or they are binary SMS.
>
>>  My second question is whether the amount of virtual memory is  
>> normal.
>
> Depends on your operating system and use. It can easily be no  
> virtual memory in use.
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