Closed SummerSeaSun closed 2 years ago
Hello,
GSM and UCS2 are string codecs, just like ASCII, ISO-885-1, UTF-8, and so on.
So they are only relevant to encode and decode text.
The payload you are providing seems to be an SMS Deliver PDU - it's a binary payload containing various fields describing an incoming SMS message, text content being just one of them.
This library does not have a very good high level API to decode PDUs yet, but there is a shortcut available that you can use:
>>> from smspdudecoder.easy import *
>>> easy_sms('07919333851805420406D0D4641300002220720171424087C7B29B9E6697416376BAECA69759206AB2099A068D45D0B52804D1E561D00D744EBFE5EE34081E9ECFCBF23F280C8287CFE176D94D7F83C66F37A8EE068DC3EEB7BB0C22A741F3373B')
{
'sender': 'TIM',
'date': datetime.datetime(2022, 2, 27, 9, 17, 24, tzinfo=datetime.timezone.utc),
'content': 'Gentile cliente, TIM SAFE WEB tra 7 giorni passerà a pagamento con un canone di sol',
'partial': False,
}
Feel free to re-open if you have other questions, @SummerSeaSun
Hi, I've tried with python3.10 but you can see that Out[4 ] is pretty strange as result, any idea on how to fix this?
I've tried out also python-messaging that output an expected readable result of Out[4]: