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It is simple. All those icons from the operator always have the same name and they are always very peculiar, like ll1.gif or something like that. Simply add an "rm"-statement in the script that always ...

Interesting idea, but I doubt the API allows it. They have been VERY careful to avoid cutting off revenue shares for the operators when designing the phones and the Java API's. Like for instance, in t ...

The ~user in Peffisaur does not imply that a real Unix user is created. I have just done it that way to make it LOOK like a real user has been created. The whole ~user thing is rewritten by the apache ...

I've done some work with MM7 interface using the Ericsson MM7 API for Java (see their developer site). It works very well and is most likely the only "correct" way to do MMS blogging if you want to do ...

Mine didn't either...but I was still able to upload a munpack binary and use that from my home directory on the host.

Another solution would be to use PHP and decode the mail assuming it has the m ...

Great that it's working for you. Please make it clear to people visiting the site where they can get the source code of your modified version of MMS Diary as it is licensed under the GPL. Good luck!

My .forward contains only
|/usr/bin/procmail

Then my .procmailrc contains
LOGFILE=/home/hellkvis/tmp/recmail.log

:0
| /home/hellkvis/bin/recmail.pl

hellkvis is the user that all email ...

Well, if you read the documentation provided in MMS Lib you will see that it does not define what you should put in those settings. Neither does it actually provide the actual SMS sending service. It ...

MMS Diary does not have that feature. You might want to check out Peffisaur instead which is more advanced. As to "how to add it", well, there are so many ways to do it. Just pick your own method if y ...

No, they are not included in the download I'm afraid. Sox is a standard utility on most linux workstations. You can easily find either source code or rpm's/deb's out there.

The decoder can be foun ...

Sorry, but I don't know. Perhaps this is not a forum to ask such a question either. I think you would get better response from a PostFix mailing list or similar.

Well, you don't HAVE to have a Linux box. Any Unix machine with Apache and PHP would do nicely. Setting it up on Windows might not work however unless you are willing to do lots of rework - especially ...

From a phone MMS is sent by encoding an MMS with content (see for instance mmslib on http://hellkvist.org/software ) and then posting it to the MMSC with an HTTP POST. Phones however uses WAP to achie ...

Goodie! Have fun!

You can most unlikely automatically send an MMS over bluetooth to a PC. You can however perhaps write some program that fetches the message from the phone over bluetooth (assuming they are paired it i ...