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Vormulac | # 491 | 2010-01-25, 09:55 | Report

Originally Posted by frals View Post

Are you running it as root from the terminal? It should be run as user

I'm still a newbie

Though the log it seems i have a problem with my connection, even though i copied the settings from my previous phone as well as checked them from the link in the wiki.

(0,)
http://promms/servlets/NOK5AVcFcS8YS...sB3mHMAQAAAAAA
NOK5AVcFcS8YSG4L9JAAAsHsB3mHMAQAAAAAA
creating dir
getting file: http://promms/servlets/NOK5AVcFcS8YS...sB3mHMAQAAAAAA
setting up notify sender
GOT SENDER: None
customMMS: True
sending notify...
using custom mms
connecting via proxy 213.249.019.049:5080
mmschost: http://mms.vodafone.gr/
notify sending failed...
connecting with proxy 213.249.019.049:5080
<urlopen error (-3, 'Temporary failure in name resolution')> (gaierror(-3, 'Temporary failure in name resolution'),)
removing dir...
connection_cb(<conic.Connection object at 0x41b308c8 (ConIcConnection at 0x4f1b18)>, <conic.ConnectionEvent object at 0x41b308a0 (ConIcConnectionEvent at 0x4f9e20)>, acdcacdc)

frals | # 492 | 2010-01-25, 10:11 | Report

Originally Posted by Vormulac View Post

I'm still a newbie

Though the log it seems i have a problem with my connection, even though i copied the settings from my previous phone as well as checked them from the link in the wiki.

You have to manually connect to the MMS APN when fetching a message

Also, remove leading zeroes from the proxy, i.e change it to 213.249.19.49:5080

Last edited by frals; 2010-01-25 at 10:13.

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evad | # 493 | 2010-01-25, 10:20 | Report

Originally Posted by frals View Post

Could you do 'cat /home/user/.fmms/mms/<transactionid>/AAAA' and guess what type it is? (Transactionid is the string below sender in the "main view")

Code:

root@n900:~# cat /home/user/.fmms/mms/m5psspdst21efnpf313@/AAAA 
<smil><head><layout><root-layout width="100%" height="100%" background-color="#FFFFFF"/><region id="Image" width="100%" height="83%" top="0%" left="0%" fit="meet"/><region id="Text" width="100%" height="17%" top="84%" left="0%" fit="scroll"/></layout></head><body><par dur="4000ms"><img src="DSC00747.jpg" region="Image"/><text src="smil.txt" region="Text"><param name="foreground-color" value="#000000"/></text></par></body></smil>

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Hmm, did it hang because you changed connection? It really shouldn't - as long as the new connection is up before the actual sending process starts it should be fine, but yes, better error handling is on "the list" as well :)

I think it hanged straight away, without "waiting" for me to change the connection. When I connected via GPRS and retried sending, image got resized very quickly, hence me thinking it got stuck *after* image resizing and trying to contact MMSC, which wasn't possible over WiFi.

Originally Posted by

How long does it get stuck? It got a timeout of about 60 seconds before giving up on connecting to where the MMS is hosted (think it's 60 seconds, might be 20 or 30 :P).

Hmm, I didn't wait that long. Next time I will ;)

Originally Posted by

The setting in fMMS is so far only for connecting if no other connection is active (and getting the proxy settings from), not currently possible to have it autoconnect in the background etc, also being looked into how to solve ;)

Good, as seamless auto-connecting with MMS APN is quite crucial...

Originally Posted by

Thanks for the well structured feedback!

Thanks for great and well promising app! :)

Originally Posted by

Wheter or not Conversation integration is possible or not time will tell, but most other parts of integrating it with the the OS (share via and stuff like that) should be possible in the future :)

Excellent! Can't wait for that :)

Vormulac | # 494 | 2010-01-25, 10:51 | Report

Originally Posted by frals View Post

You have to manually connect to the MMS APN when fetching a message

Originally Posted by

I've done that but i still get "-3, 'Temporary failure in name resolution'"

My MMSC is http://mms.vodafone.gr/

and the APN settings are :
name : Vf MMS
Access point name : mms.vodafone.net
username : user
password : pass
proxy : 213.249.019.049
proxy port : 5080
auto-retrieve ip checked
auto-retrieve dns checked

same as the settings from http://www.activexperts.com/xmstoolkit/mmsclist/ with the port copied from another vodafone phone.

I'll try a sim card from another card to see if they are my network settings somehow

correction : i removed the zeros from the proxy and everything worked fine

Last edited by Vormulac; 2010-01-25 at 11:07.

gLobster | # 495 | 2010-01-25, 11:52 | Report

Thank's for your works

But some notes.
On my N900 after recived SMS with MMS data fMMS freeze. Ended only by timeout. After restart new MMS message stay visible.

Contact search is wrong. In base view i use order "last name, first name" and first name has 2 words in some contact.

Also not bad if after send MMS dialog window to be closed.

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bullion87 | # 496 | 2010-01-25, 15:53 | Report

The 0.2.8 version can only display full size image for certain kind of size as some one mentions before (on Tmobile USA). Otherwise, it will display as thumbnail

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frals | # 497 | 2010-01-25, 20:41 | Report

Finally got git sorted.. I think... http://gitorious.org/fmms

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skalogre | # 498 | 2010-01-25, 21:54 | Report

Holy crap. Managed to get it working (T-Mobile USA). Great work. Exciting!

Randy_Reid | # 499 | 2010-01-25, 21:59 | Report

I would rather just email pictures ###-###-###@vzwpix.com @Tmomail.com ect its easier then switching Connections all the time

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skalogre | # 500 | 2010-01-25, 22:11 | Report

Originally Posted by Randy_Reid View Post

I would rather just email pictures ###-###-###@vzwpix.com @Tmomail.com ect its easier then switching Connections all the time

I had no idea this was available for AT&T. Your post made me research it; lo and behold it is available. Now I can send email to my gf on AT&T without having to use fMMS.