Closed madmaze closed 10 years ago
actually, this looks like an issue related to T-mobile's proxying of connections.. anything that tries to connect on port 8080 actually connects on port 80..
Interestingly when nothing is available on port 80 t-mobile throws an HTTP 502 Bad Request
though if it is a different port, not 80 or 8080, it doesn't care.
Great! If we think it is a module related problem, I can forward this issue to the SIMCom. Have you received the materials yet? Let me know. Marco Il 06/feb/2014 04:33 "Matthias Lee" notifications@github.com ha scritto:
actually, this looks like an issue related to T-mobile's proxying of connections.. anything that tries to connect on port 8080 actually connects on port 80..
Interestingly when nothing is available on port 80 t-mobile throws an HTTP 502 Bad Request though if it is a different port, not 80 or 8080, it doesn't care.
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I have looked through the code a bit, it looks like it writes the right things to module, but still it connects to port 80 and not 8080..
Need to double check how the connection is setup, reference here, around page 12: http://www.ele.tut.fi/teaching/ele-2000/sim900_tcpip.pdf