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Originally Posted by damion View Post
You read proxy setting and use it whether it's enabled or not ? Heh, ugly but I like it. I'll probably use that. I'm not sure about the pain with wifi though. I spend most of my time on an ssh session, so dropping connection is a pain. How would I know if I needed to do so? I assumed notification of an MMS is after the attachment had arrived.
Yes, ugly indeed, never added the additional check and it seems to work fine for everyone ;-)
The SMS Push notification arrives regardless of connection (as long as you got the GSM radio enabled and stuff) - if you are on the MMS connection it will open another notification ("MMS received" or something along those lines) if it downloaded the message successfully. Hope this clarifies


Originally Posted by damion View Post
As for alternate route add -net ... connections, well bluetooth pan and usbnet connections that I create are done by hand and the system doesn't seem to know about them in the notification window at all, it seems to work cleanly without anything knowing.

Multiple default routes at the same time like S60 permitted is unlikely to ever arrive, although the newer Linux ip command can handle the fancy new multiple routing tables the kernel supports. You may be able to configure which applications connect out of which route. Scary. I'd stick with a -host route add for the gprs0 p-t-p end point using the proxy. It's doable in sh so python should be as trivial.
There was a lengthy discussion about this in the MMS brainstorm thread were people were experimenting with all kinds of funky hacks, but most seemed block by the 2.6.28-kernelversion iirc (thread at: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=32129)

Working sh-examples on the N900 are welcomed and I'll try to put it into some ugly python hack ;-)

Thanks for the input
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