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Re: SMS syntax question
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Michael Mauch |
Subject: |
Re: SMS syntax question |
Date: |
Fri, 19 Nov 2004 22:45:56 +0100 |
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tin/1.7.4-20040225 ("Benbecula") (UNIX) (Linux/2.6.8.1elmicha (i686)) |
David Andel wrote:
> Seems that nobody is using the 8310... but my question is not specific
> to this model, so I am reposting it with a different title, hoping that
> someone might finally give me a hint.
> With the command:
> gnokii --getsms IN 0 10 -F inbox-18.11.04
> I get 10 SMS's to stdout instead of the file "inbox-18.11.04". Even
> more, it generates 11 files with 0 to 10 appended to the end of above
> filename each containing just the text of the SMS, but without all the
> metainformation, which is printed to stdout only.
I don't know how the -f and -F switches are supposed to work, but if you
want the meta info and the text of all messages in one file, you can
easily redirect stdout:
gnokii --getsms IN 0 10 >inbox-18.11.04
> What's wrong?
> And why does "gnokii --getsms IN 0 end -F inbox-18.11.04" not work at all?
Same here with Nokia 6310i. It works if "end" is a number, but I don't
know how to get all messages.
Regards...
Michael