Description of problem: When my phone receives an SMS message, I don't receive any notification with gnome-phone-manager. I can however send SMS messages via this application. Connectivity is via a bluetooth dongle. Phone is a Sony Ericsson W810i. I have also tried using xgnokii (xgnokii-0.6.27-2.fc10.x86_64) which also fails to indicate receipt of an SMS, despite being able to send them. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-phone-manager-0.60-3.fc10.x86_64 How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Compose SMS 2. Set to deliver to my phone 3. Press send. Actual results: Text is received by phone, but no notification is received by the phone manager applet. Expected results: Notification popup should appear - I have configured it to notify me :-) Additional info: I'm sure this used to work with Fedora 9 before I updated last year. I've also tried turning on debugging with gnome-phone-manager and amongst the sea of AT+CPAS and AT+CBC messages sent between my pc and phone, I find: Received message type 09 read : [+CMTI: "004D0045",15<cr><lf>] Message received: 0x67 / 0x0015 2b 43 4d 54 49 3a 20 22 30 30 34 44 30 30 34 35 | +CMTI: "004D0045 22 2c 31 35 0d | ",15 Received message type 67 Unsolicited frame, skipping... I believe +CMTI is a new SMS message indicator message - naively I'd have thought these were always unsolicited.
Same thing here, Nokia e90, Fedora 11
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