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zara27
Joined: 05 Sep 2005 Posts: 1
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 1:24 pm Post subject: LG U8180C |
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hello ,
thank you for this great script! I can learn alot from it,,
I am using LG U8180C
on the MMS settings view page
there are two places for me to input the URL
1) MMSC URL
2) MMS PROXY
on which field do i set the url to point to send.php ? the MMS proxy?
whats the difference between MMSC and MMS proxy?
thanks
ken lowe |
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gearscout
Joined: 18 Apr 2005 Posts: 22 Location: Atlanta, GA
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Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 9:29 pm Post subject: |
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What URL's were in there before?
On my VX7000, you enter MMSC server:
http://mydomain.com
where "mydomain.com" is an address that will point to your website.
In addition, there is a choice of "Upload Address" and you enter:
mydomain.com
...where, similarly you put in the address of your website (without pointing to specific directories. NOTE: There is no "http://" in this address.
You're going to have to "re-direct" MMS messages coming through with a file called .htaccess
It should contain:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^mms$ send.php
That's in the "/servlets" directory in the root "/public_html"
Photofile directories are stored in "/servlets/mms" using Verizon and the LG-VX7000
All of that may NOT apply to you...depending on your service provider.
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MMSC = Multimedia Messaging Service Center
MMS Proxy = Relay that is a counterpart component to MMS Client (your phone) in the network.
If you read the general outlay of the program on this site, you'll find:
Quote: | It works so that a PHP-script pretends to be an MMS Proxy-Relay (the server that receives MMS:es - an MMS Proxy-Relay is NOT the same as an MMSC since and MMSC is usually thought of as a combination of the MMS Proxy-Relay and the MMS Server) so you set your phone to use that server instead of the one your operator provided you with and then post your MMS:es directly towards that one (see README for more info). This of course has the advantage that you don't have to pay your operator for sending the MMS which is good. The images and texts (and audio clips, midi etc) are then later presented on an HTML-page. |
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