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import datetime mms_logfile = '/home/user/MyDocs/mms.txt'
try: s_header = '' for x in header: if (x >= 32 and x <= 126) or x in [10, 13]: s_header += chr(x) s_payload = '' for x in payload: if (x >= 32 and x <= 126) or x in [10, 13]: s_payload += chr(x) log_datetime = datetime.datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M') f = open(mms_logfile, 'a') f.write('--- %s ---\nHeader:\n%s\nPayload:\n%s\n---\n' % (log_datetime, s_header, s_payload)) f.close() except Exception, error: log.exception('Could not write mms log to %s: %s\n' % (mms_logfile, error))
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I have a N900, and over here we use MMS a lot, more than SMS.
I know about fmms, I have read about it in the forums, installed it, configured it, etc.
The problem is that it is extremely unreliable, sometimes people send me an mms and I don't receive it, or any notification, or anything. I have no way to know if I am missing important messages (or do I?).
Today my friend sent me an mms and I didn't receive it. Not even a notification saying it could not be downloaded.
Then I got home and sent myself some messages (from an email gateway), and the first few didn't arrive, after fiddling with settings, rebooting, etc, I got one message, but where are the rest? Are they lost forever or are they waiting in some server for fmms to download them?
If for some reason fmms was not able to retrieve an mms, is there any way to force it to try again? I have no idea of how MMS works, but I want my messages.
I am using fmms 1.3.4, but I found the git repository of fmms in http://gitorious.org/fmms and it looks like there was some development after 1.3.4, before the project was abandoned (is it abandoned?). Anybody knows if this is stable and works better than 1.3.4?
Thanks!