Roth, Kevin P. said:
> My bet is on the message content. Does BB have a way to URLencode the
> "&MESSAGE=" parameter it sends? It's got a "%" sign embedded, which is perhaps
> not a valid character for the receiving machine? It also has spaces embedded.
> Usually spaces should turn into "%20"...

alright.... hmm, if there's a small utility that does it, then I can call it
from within BB's script, so it will convert the string properly before given to
curl...
let's see if I can find anything that will do this.

> If you still can't find the problem, please also post this same section from
> the version that worked (that you ran manually). The one that's only 300-some
> bytes long. It would be interesting to see what
> the differences are.

Indeed... however I'm at home at the moment, and everything is at my office.
I'll post it first thing in Monday morning.

cheers,
Harry

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Harry Sufehmi [mailto:milis-ktr_at_harrysufehmi.com]
> Sent: Friday, February 07, 2003 1:20 PM
>
> However, the trace file looks okay to me.
> Then again, I'm no expert on curl.
>
> Any idea why it doesn't work?
>
> --------------------
> == Info: About to connect() to 10.90.193.209:8080
> == Info: Connected to 10.90.193.209 (10.90.193.209) port 8080
> => Send header, 314 bytes (0x13a)
> 0000: POST http://smsgate.truesenses.com/cgi-bin/smsgateway.cgi HTTP/1 0040:
> .1
> => Send data, 409 bytes (0x199)
> 0000: ACCOUNT=myaccount&PASSWORD=mypassword&NUMBER=mymobilephone&MESSAGE=cs
> 0040: t1-5.conn-red-[6931010] cst1-5.conn red Fri Feb 7 16:04:45 GMT 0080:
> 2003 ERROR: Can't connect to 10.110.209.15 .PING 10.110.209.15 00c0:
> (10.110.209.15): 56 data bytes..--- 10.110.209.15 ping statistic 0100: s ---.1
> packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% packet los 0140: s..Please see:
> http://bb-server/bb/html/cst1-5.conn.html.&ORIGIN 0180:
> =bbserver&CMD=SENDMESSAGE

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