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Postie Plug-in now works with Vodafone MMS e-mail

Posted on January 30, 2006, by Conor O'Neill, under Pictures, Technology, Wordpress.

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Big big thanks to Dirk over at Economy Size Geek. E-mails with picture attachments sent from my Nokia on the Vodafone Ireland network to this blog were not working with his plug-in. He says that the format from Vodafone is crazy. But he got it working! He is an absolute star for putting all of that effort in to get his code working for one user. Now I just need to get a phone that can take decent pictures…

[tags]Wordpress, Postie, Economy Size Geek, Vodafone Ireland, MMS, Nokia 6230[/tags]

6 Replies to "Postie Plug-in now works with Vodafone MMS e-mail"

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conor  on January 31, 2006

Just a quick test of the Live Comment Preview Plugin. Excellent, looks like it works fine.

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alastair  on April 25, 2006

so what modifications did you have to make to postie. there aren’t really any notes about it on the economy size geek site.

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conor  on April 25, 2006

No mods, just installed the latest version and configured it on the config page and it worked like a charm!

Just got a Nokia N70 today so will be testing that later.

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alastair  on April 25, 2006

i’m using 0.9.9.3.2 downloaded today - and it doesn’t seem to work.
i’ve added my phones’ address as an author and added the vodafone images to the banned list.
but it doens’t work.

the n series are quite nice. getting a v3 and qtek9090 tomorrow hopefully. also a Sony Ericson k750i i believe. all for work though… :-(

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conor  on April 25, 2006

What happens when you manually do a “run postie” in the config screen? Does it report errors about the messages you have sent? If it does, then let Dirk at Economy Size Geek know - he is really proactive in fixing problems.

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alastair  on April 25, 2006

run postie works fine. i’ve managed to strip out the excess images automatically now. postie wanted them defined as images/vf9.gif etc rather than vf9.gif.
got to try to work out how to ignore the subject line that vodafone adds now and use the text from the body of the mail.
see http://www.alastairweller.co.uk

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