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[Unknown] Sending a < 1 MB PNG Results in Error Code 5 #571
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what app and OS version are you using? |
Simple SMS Messenger: 5.17.2 |
For the past couple weeks, I have been getting the same Error 5 message anytime I try to send a photo, no matter the size of the photo. |
Same here, it fails a lot for image captured from my phone. But screenshots with small sizes are sent fine. |
Hey, y'all. The error is related to the max MMS limit and images captured by phones nowadays are often large. Here is a test APK with improved image compression: https://github.com/Naveen3Singh/Simple-SMS-Messenger/releases/download/compression_test/sms-messenger-core-debug.apk Let me know if this works for any of you, thanks! |
I can't even send a 1K favicon png. Edit: 113 bytes, 16x16. I can send 8 MB PNGs with stock Messages and the file checksum matches the original file, so it's SMS Messenger that isn't working correctly. I'd debug it myself, but I despise Android development. |
Are you able to send any other media like audio or document? |
4.8 MB Video: No Error 5 250 KB SVG: No "Unknown Error" (This is an XML file containing instructions to draw an image, it isn't binary, it's Text.) 15 KB Text File: Yes Conclusion: Compression is not the answer, something else is wrong. Messages sends them all, checksums match, too. Even an 8 MB test binary file ( |
This new apk works better for me. Thank you!Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
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Hey, y'all.
The error is related to the max MMS limit and images captured by phones nowadays are often large. Here is a test APK with improved image compression: https://github.com/Naveen3Singh/Simple-SMS-Messenger/releases/download/compression_test/sms-messenger-core-debug.apk
Let me know if this works for any of you, thanks!
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the logic requires attachment previews to load properly else they are discarded. Support for loading SVGs is not yet added (probably an oversight) hence the failure. Thanks for bringing it into the spotlight.
but large JPEGs (>1MB) fail?
It could be the RCS feature (unlikely because you, as a power user, would have noticed). It's more likely that the code that generates MMS Pdu is old and needs to be improved/updated. Do older versions work for you? (they shouldn't because the error 5 you see still happened but wasn't visible to users before) Edit: Error 5 is an IO error. |
It should be assumed to treat all files as binary unless otherwise selectively modified.
Untested, I just know my service provider has confirmed 8 MB sizes as perfectly fine.
My provider doesn't support RCS (Mint Mobile, a VMNO operating on T-Mobile backend).
I don't have any old APKs to test with, at the moment. What version first had it? If you happen to know, I'll try a version before it. |
The changes were introduced in 5.17.2 You can try 5.17.1 or 5.17.0, thanks |
Initial tests to myself on 5.17.0 has 8 MB zip files working fine. Rebooting again to test other extensions, will follow up. Can't test with another person until maybe 5 hours from now. Edit: The 4.8 MB video file appears to be sending fine, no error (yet). Edit: The video sent fine. Edit: The SVG reports "An unknown error occurred". The 1 MB Text file (random binary generated) works fine. Again, this is all 5.17.0. Seems to work a bit better for more stuff, no Error 5 anywhere. |
Many thanks but IIRC that was the issue. The MMS messages appeared as sent but were never actually sent because of the error (that was passed silently) Do lmk how the test with another person goes (at your leisure) |
Will do. I do think the 1 MB and 8 MB files were sent rather quickly, though the 4.8 MB file sent slowly enough to think a transfer really happened. |
can someone test sending 2 casual images like 10mb? It behaves like it was sent for me, even have the 2 ticks as delivered, but the receiver doesnt receive anything. The current Google play version at least shows an error 5 in that case. |
Edit: Scratch everything I put up before, the app is definitely broken, I had been testing by sending to myself, sometimes the app works with that, sometimes not, no longer assuming a logic issue on that. 5.17.0 and 5.17.4 tested, both fail to actually send to an actual contact (aside a tiny JPG). I couldn't even send a 1 MB random bin text file (my end thought was sent, 2 checkmarks). 10 MB JPG failed. A small 50 KB JPG worked fine. I'm going to need to switch to a third party app for a while, may not be available for testing. |
so for me i had to restart my phone and send the image again and it worked. not sure what caused the error code 5 repeatedly. phone pixel 6a. sms messenger up to date as of 9/15/23, provider mint mobile |
Same workaround. |
The reset workaround didn't work for me. Neither did setting the Resize sent MMS images options to No limit or 100KB, sending a 1.5MB screenshot of the failed messages, or sending a 918.5KB half resolution version of the 7.7MB photo. v5.19.3 |
@QuestioningEspecialy SMT apps were sold to ad company. SimpleMobileTools/General-Discussion#241 |
I wasn't aware of these apps being abandoned or forked, but for others reading along, here's the issue matching this one in the other repo: FossifyOrg/Messages#45 |
I attempted to send a message of 255-characters with a PNG of 990.9 kB in size, it failed with 'error code 5'. My provider allows 8 MB attachments. Settings have set the 'resize' to unlimited and, even 2 MB, still fails. Is it because it is a PNG and not some crap-quality JPEG?
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