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Frals, but for making a dirty hack, the SMS data is saved somewhere on the device I suppose? If you can grab the encoded SMS (containing URI) then you can decode the MMS, use wget (for HTTP; or something which supports WAP) to grab the data, and then decode the data using MMS decoder. If we have a dirty hack to get it working, maybe Nokia will do the rest or fix the proprietary aspect to allow us to get it working prettier integrated. Because for Nokia to include MMS they'd have to implement full standards & protocols like WML/WAP while we can hack something which works for this particular MMS use-case.
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2009-10-09
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2009-10-10
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Could anyone with a device check where the SMS's are stored (and possible try and receive an MMS and see what happens - I'd assume you end up with a webblink for it though)?
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2009-10-10
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2009-10-12
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2009-10-13
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2009-10-13
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I still think its possible to implement MMS sending/receiving with the limitation of having to tear down the current connection and opening a new one to the MMSC. Which would somewhat limit the functionality as true push MMS as it wouldn't function when using the connection, but better than nothing
EDIT: The kernel issue is with establishing a network connection to the carriers MMSC.
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I assume the other package which is interesting for us would be libtelcommon0 (only reference I've found so far to telephony) http://maemo.org/packages/view/libtelcommon0/ (closed as well).
On the other hand the rtcom-eventlogger does contain MMS as one of its default services...
Problem with fMMS? Run in x-terminal: cp /tmp/fmms.log /home/user/MyDocs/
After that you'll see fmms.log in filemanager or when you connect the device to your desktop as a mass storage device.
E-mail the log to me, if you don't have the email address, drop me a PM. Thanks!
fMMS - MMS for your N900
fAPN - GUI for adding a new GPRS APN
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