Re: Send MMS

[Jari Turkia]

shacky wrote:
> So (I'm sorry, I am a bit obstinate):
Luckily for you, not being a native english speaker, so I can happily 
ignore that (not a clue what you mean). :-)

> My video server (MMS sender) -- GPRS --> My co-location server (MMSC 
> with Mbuni) -- SMS --> MMS recipient (a mobile phone) wich retrieves 
> the MMS by GPRS from my co-location server.
> But what programs I need to use? Where I have to install Mbuni? Where 
> I have to install Kannel? What program I need to use on the MMS sender 
> to send the MMS?
The project described here is complex. This would be a 5/5 on a 
DIY-network's difficulty rating. In addition to huge amounts of 
understanding various networking protocols and setting up complex 
applications, this will also require some programming. It is starting to 
look like you will need some experienced help with your setup.

Mbuni and Kannel go to you co-loc server. Kannel requires some sort of 
SMSC-connection in order to operate. I understood that your idea was to 
use a GSM-phone. My guess is that your co-loc provider won't allow 
having a physical mobile phone at their site. That's why I run Gnokii 
over SOAP.

> I found Gammu, but I didn't understand what role it could take in this 
> configuration.
See http://www.hellkvist.org/software/index.php for MMSLIB or 
http://search.cpan.org/~robl/MMS-Mail-Message-0.06/lib/MMS/Mail/Message.pm 
for *MMS::Mail::Message* 
<http://search.cpan.org/author/ROBL/MMS-Mail-Message-0.06/lib/MMS/Mail/Message.pm>. 
There you can find PHP and Perl source code for creating a MMS-message. 
If you cannot use those, you'll need to adapt that to your programming 
language of choice.

Regards,
Jari Turkia