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mbuni/doc/userguide.shtml
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@ -448,25 +448,21 @@ Kannel in a non-standard location, you will need to supply the location to <tt>c
<p >Mbuni consists of <p >Mbuni consists of
4 programs: 3 programs:
<ul> <ul>
<li><tt>mmsc/mmsrelay</tt> <li><tt>mmsc</tt>
<li><tt>mmsc/mmsproxy</tt> <li><tt>mmsfromemail</tt>
<li><tt>mmsc/mmsfromemail</tt> <li><tt>mmsbox</tt>
<li><tt>mmsbox/mmsbox</tt>
</ul> </ul>
which are by which are by
default installed in <tt>/usr/local/bin</tt> default installed in <tt>/usr/local/bin</tt>
</p> </p>
<p ><tt>mmsrelay</tt> is the main relay server of the MMSC. It routes <p ><tt>mmsc</tt> is the MMSC component. It consists of the relay
server (<tt>mmsrelay</tt>), which routes
incoming messages to email, other MMS gateways, MMS clients/handsets, incoming messages to email, other MMS gateways, MMS clients/handsets,
etc. It also manages routing messages to MMS clients and the client-facing MMSC interface (<tt>mmsproxy</tt>) via which messages are
using WAP Push, sending of delivery reports, etc. sent and received by MMS clients (MM1 as well as MM7). <br><br><tt>mmsfromemail </tt>is
<br><br>
<tt>mmsproxy</tt>
provides the HTTP interface of the MMSC via which messages are
sent and received by MMS clients. <br><br><tt>mmsfromemail </tt>is
the email2MMS MMSC module. <br><br><tt>mmsbox</tt> is the VAS gateway the email2MMS MMSC module. <br><br><tt>mmsbox</tt> is the VAS gateway
</p> </p>
@ -534,8 +530,7 @@ is not very efficient but it works (which is important!)</p>
operation. We look at the two usage scenarios below. operation. We look at the two usage scenarios below.
<h4><a name="run_mmsc"></a>Running Mbuni as a MMSC</h4> <h4><a name="run_mmsc"></a>Running Mbuni as a MMSC</h4>
<p>To run the MMSC, you must run (<tt>mmsrelay</tt> <p>To run the MMSC, you must run the command <tt>mmsc</tt>. <tt>mmsfromemail</tt>
and <tt>mmsproxy</tt>). <tt>mmsfromemail</tt>
should be called from your MTA (SMTP Mailer) to convert should be called from your MTA (SMTP Mailer) to convert
and deliver an MMS from an email sender. The order in which they are started and deliver an MMS from an email sender. The order in which they are started
is unimportant. </p> is unimportant. </p>

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mbuni/extras/pgsql-queue/Readme.txt
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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ This module provides Queue management for mbuni using PostgreSQL as the storage
To use it, you need only add two lines to the mbuni config 'mbuni' group: To use it, you need only add two lines to the mbuni config 'mbuni' group:
queue-manager-module = "/path_to/libmms_pgsql_queue.so" queue-manager-module = "/path_to/libmms_pgsql_queue.so"
queue-module-init-data = "number_of_db_connections:host=dbhost user=db_user password=dbpassword dbname=dbname" queue-module-init-data = "host=dbhost user=db_user password=dbpassword dbname=dbname"
Make sure the database you are trying to connect to has already been created Make sure the database you are trying to connect to has already been created
and the relevant tables created using the supplied file "tables.sql". and the relevant tables created using the supplied file "tables.sql".

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mbuni/mmsc/mmsc.c
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@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ int main(int argc, char *argv[])
mms_cfg_destroy(cfg); mms_cfg_destroy(cfg);
if (!settings) if (!settings)
panic(0, "No global MMSC configuration!"); panic(0, "No MMSC configuration!");
signal(SIGHUP, relog_now); signal(SIGHUP, relog_now);