Not getting emergency messages via GSM..?
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@domubpkm
Mine was from a 5 digit number.Mine too as a matter of fact
And yes only once.Cell towers are supposed to acknowledge for the phone the message has been delivered to if I understand it right. So maybe you have a bad cell coverage or something else happened in your case.
[Edit] Oups don't trust my memory
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@AppLee said in Not getting emergceny messags via GSM..?:
Mine was from a 5 digit number.
That was an SMS then.
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@AppLee I don't know what that is, other than I can see it is obviously not a web site. However, cell broadcast is indeed not supported in UT at the moment. Any message you would have received must either be an SMS or MMS.
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@dobey
Alright, thanks for the clarification. -
I too did get message.. the next day, and I believe that was regular SMS. Probably worked as a fallback?
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Yes, I'm sure this isn't supported yet on UT.
I remember earlier this year we had an issue with a volcano and there was a time where everyone's phone in the office randomly rings loudly because of the emergency messages except me LOL -
@kugiigi said in Not getting emergency messages via GSM..?:
issue with a volcano
Damn, now that's quite some issue
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@Talkless 2020 has been really an eventful year so far and our country's theme has been face masks (ashfall and now virus). I guess emergency messages are important now more than ever
Anyone up for the challenge? I wonder if it's quite trivial or a complicated thing to do. Does ofono already support it? -
@kugiigi See https://github.com/rilmodem/ofono/search?q=cell&type= - there is a lot of code and even tests inside, so I would assume its at least somehow working.
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Okay it seems the cell broadcast is not implemented for the rilmodem driver, so yes, there would be some work to be done for the rild interface.
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@Flohack They also need to be handled specially in the rest of the system. There's no UI to present them, etc… and should not appear in messaging-app.
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@dobey Yeah agree. Its basically a feature-implementation through the whole middleware stack. Fun to do if you have nothing else to do lol.
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@Flohack said in Not getting emergency messages via GSM..?:
Fun to do if you have nothing else to do lol.
Yeah and how would you actually test it..?
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@Talkless if you develop it correctly you would use interfaces in development that allows mocking of all the parts as you travel the stack up. So, except for the reception in ofono which cannot be tested 100% without a real message all the parts can be unit-tested to show that they work correctly.
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@Flohack said in Not getting emergency messages via GSM..?:
cannot be tested 100% without a real message
Yeah that's what I had in mind. Mocking is doable, but that one..
