Re: compressed message

I no longer have the message so I can't really test. Still I would think
there is a problem with the handling of any message that in fact is
compressed because smsd does not remove it or set it as read and does not
consider it to be the unread message it is looking for, so it keeps looking
in all locations all the time.  I don't know what a compressed message is
and what are the chances that one would actually arrive under normal usage.

I have one other question about encoding. Is Gnokii aware of national
language shift tables as described here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GSM_03.38 ?

thanks

Alonso

On Tue, Jan 1, 2013 at 5:04 PM, Daniele Forsi <[email protected]> wrote:

> 2012/12/31 alonso acuña:
>
> > I would appreciate some insight into what is going on in there. Is it
> really
> > important to stop decoding of these messages and not let it decode as
> > Default Alphabet? If so then how can we improve it so that the sms does
> not
> > stay on the phone forever?
>
> maybe our logic to detect a compressed message is wrong since we're
> checking only bit 5:
>
>         if (dcs.type & 0x20) {
>                 dprintf("Compressed message\n");
>                 return GN_ERR_NOTIMPLEMENTED;
>         }
>
> instead of all the coding group bits 011x xxxx (see ETSI TS 123 038
> Section 5 CBS Data Coding Scheme)
>
> try changing the check above (at line 465 of my copy of common/gsm-sms.c)
> with:
>
> if ((dcs.type & 0xe0) == 0x60) {
>
> or send me your debug output (privately if it contains personal details)
> --
> Daniele Forsi
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